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Hessian · '!ol~p>l~ J;;t;[~1iru>e~ Dungan lost week tiial bll' clieot
"-an'k w "Wild u-••e'~ Rulldle-21 seems un~ to co-"!>elld "1,e prO' .I."~ , • '¢•-· , , ' ' ceedings or .Charges .agaiDllt hiMf
ll'ill granted ~,>',by ,superior Judge Mtorney Whlbnan revealed that
William C. ~s.. 1 • ' ' Rundle bad been fncatoerated m. a
· J~e lr1 -ioledl!<. Philip o: New Yock '"'3temeutal hospital and in
-,Kramec · MetropoHtaci St ate a Veteran's Administratioo mental · !Jo • ' , .and D,r Sigmund ward· alter hil relea.se from tile
lew Stat.e Hospital, service.
examine. the SUJPeCl RQDdle's sanity will be reported to w~Ja · JVHh assault with in· the court on Oct. 21.
._ ..murder, assault with a
de "'llipmi and burglary,
The doctors will try to determine if
Rundle is capable of assi.stmg in his
own deiemse md ii be ~as sane at the
time th~ crimu :were ~d.
, .Rundle wu 8CCUl<!d by.11itnesaes of
.oeing tile !Nder GI • nlpac:k o! 12 to
.:20 Hesslana wbo staged a gang
.#engeance raid. on· the . Costa Mesa
·borne ol a former New Yort Golden
1 GJoVes: boxing ch~on last month.
: Robert L. Glazier, 30, Of 2224.
l'Iacenti.111 Ave. was .whipped with CY·
cle chains, beaten and shot tn the hand
n be covered hi! face during the
mel<e.
• Frid·ay was Rundle's second visit to
Superior Court. He had previously
pleaded guilty and appeared for
1et1tencing but tile DiJ'trict Attorney'•
l!fUce asked the judge nol to a<c<pt
:fhe. plea to the .assault chtrge and
ieod R~ back to MunJclpaJ Court
for pooliminary belriag.
Rund!<'s att<rney, Robert R. Whit· .m-ao of Newport Beach, precipitated ~e sanity bearing. He told Harbor .,
1 Generally re&arded as America's
tiest all·time female volleyball player,
~ane Ward IJ today's "star" in the
dre • Olympics
ieries la w.hJdl
l'be DAILY
PILOT ii -sentlng peraon·
allt,Y slcet<b .. of
Orange Co a ltt
Olympians.
, Min Ward Is
j,e of I dOUD
~re a athlete• iibo w111 travel
~ Mexico City
nut month u
p~rt ol the
Unll<d Stales
Oelegation to the
llllh Olympiad.
Her ator1 is on· Page 11 today.
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Student Pilot
On First Solo
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A student pilot m his first day o!
solo fiylng crashed into a Bueoa Park
residenti.a,l stteet Frida')' ni~, barely
tnisalnC several homes.
RJcllard Muon Underwood, 37, of
901 S. Cedai St., Fullerton WllS flying
oot GI Fullerton Airport under a "tern·
porary airman's certificate" when the
accident oCored ·about 7:!rl p.m .
He is in st. Jude HoSpitai, 1n Fuller-
ton in serious condition with a lkull
fmdln and severe bead laceratkm1.
The onash occurred on Artesia
Street, near Indiana Street. The plane
hit power Jines croosing the ...-.,Y
and drqJped in front ol a residence
at 88S2 Artesia.
Tbe plane did not catch fire · 8l1d
-e·WU no dai!>.ago to iiCru<.'turel:
Police said lJJ)der;wood w.as evident-
ly trying to land in '1l>e street. He bad
cut off. tbe power' of. the pl.me, thus
avoi<Ug an explosion.
Witlle$$es said it was Ute "Fourth ol
July wilb ~u 8l1d flashes wheo
the plane bit the power llnea."
Underwood Wal pulled OOMcious
from tile upside OOw!I plane by resi·
dents cl the ...... He was tileeding
from big wounds.
Humphrey, Muskie
In Strategy Meet
SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) -Vice
Preslil<nt Hul>erll HlllllPuey mt bis
nJIJllinC mate, Sen. Edmund 8. Mult·
ie, will' meet here &cmay nlel tor a
'tigb·level s1rategy meeU.1, Demo-
awi. --Jl'rld[oy niclJt. ~ Democralfc cbaq-m., A.
Wally Sand!P'. told newlllleG Ito bad
bee• ln!01111ed that U.. hyo , Demo-
cratlc ""1didates -..Id orrtvo lD Salt
Ia:e City about 10:30 p.m. SW!day and
remaiE until late Monda)'.
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Remains .o( auto driven by ~rs. Sonia P1 Mac Meekin offers mute
testimony to viblenl ttalflc accident which smlflell'dlft the 43-yesr·
old Huntington Beach woman's life Friday. Mrs. Jlrac Mee!tin, 21922
Kaneohe Lane, was thrown from auto during 11"-=ee-<:ar celltsion at
Bolsa Avenue a~d .Buslrard Street. Other drivers escaped unscathed,
said pollce, who are still in~estlgating call!e of .cnull. . \. ' '
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Man DroW,n·ed ~·Lagu~ia
~y Have Takea Drugs
M uaidentitied mu who IDlt.1 bsve
been under tile iOllU«>oe GI druis 1'all<•
Ida 111e·11111er at hajpma Bw:b fully
clodied Frtcl117 night and WM drowned
-• mlnu!Os laUr.
A wi-, Plamele Lundcerto GI
NewPorl BeOch, llOld lbe -!be mm -a: >Mo tbe ~ et the fool GI
Broadway 11JoU1 7:llO p.m. SU Mid
.... -him i1'imlllinl anfuad boydlld the · tttatec11 · · ~ 20 Jninules· 1-· 1'be i-'11 ·
noi&e tl\lt'sounded "Ule.• teal'' -«Jtf
20 mor• -later the body wu
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By AllTlllJll R. VINSEL
Of ..... PU" lllft
Whote fault wu it if a one and a
quarter-inch b9• -or if.I absence -
caused a pass~r he)lcopter with 23
penon1-anl to !alb itself out of the
1k)t owr Paramount last May with ill
own. rotor blldes?
'Ibi.s i1 • pob& to consider in months
abead, ~llowinc concluaioa of a two-
Beach Drug Raid
.Yields 8 Pounds
Of Marijuana
HuilliJl8lon Beach police raided a'
vine <overed ~· Friday n!Jhl-llDd came up W\yi oboul 31> l<1lot (8
poimdi) ci minijliana ai\d ·a "largo
quondty" GlpoMibly doaieroua lhp.
Officers arrested two men at tl!e
1229 Delaware Ave. cottage on Pol"°
te!llloo c11arses. .
Jailed were William Daolel HA!ne<,
19, ol. the address al the J'lllid, Ind
Carey Web9t<r Stnilh, 20, of 312 Mon·
tero Avenue, Newport. Beach.
Pollce aaid they expected to meloe --
UCI Police Get
'Shook' by Crowd ·
Fnyed IH!JWS In the UCI police de-·
parlmeot &lier tile EI~ Cleaver.
affair led lo • ""11 for ... -P'rt·
day night when an overcepaclly crowd
showed up for a dance.at~ Hall.
Fearing a maulve trafllc ~ and
pooslble !rouble the _., police
ca11e4 on the Sherilr1 Departr-1·
and ... Oalll0mll l!IPWl7 Pllr<!l for aid. .
Sbertlf's d..,aJleC ......._ ' that
S,000 lo 4,000 attended the dance wl1h
lllUllefllollahed by "BIJ -and
the ~ °"'11*'1 plus, U. lkina·
ill~. pollee uld the crowd -
an1er1y ID loav!N t11e -at mid-m,ht. . '
. SberUl'1 deoutlN M\d Ille !IJc1l,..f ~ 11111!.t did DOI llo onto the .... . 1"" b.it oldtd Jn iratflc .-..! ... the. perlnielel'.
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LEADERS TELL;;;
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Nol lince lbe BerkeJoy riot. 1ij~
tile roots oJ ClaliforDia's educalllijl&J
f)'Stem been Iha.ken aa,tbly have been Jz....~~ept, ~•">' Jlnvpl*" .,,,_-~.., uc oolnpuse1 by~
Ptinlber leedt!: Eldrtdte· Ciefver. -. I
! Two prominent UC leadon ~I tile backgroui\d Of tile' Cleaver
ond Jliv• their views on -y'i DAU;
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INTlltlSTID OlllltYlltS AT ~D AUCTION
, P...-~Mr. 11111 M,.,. M Ohler
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orba Rant:ho _Property
Brings $135~000 At Sale
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J• -y .... wouldn't ..... ""'110UI~ far 1t -ol Ibo land
he first lald eyes upon 300~yean next
July, but u·-tak• '1,1!, Ille ow:tJon
block for fl3ll,OOO Fr1olo7 In Costa
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The YOUDI. Spanlsll -al wbo
orme to the ..,. with the Portola ex·
pedltioo In 1769 .... /1?8lltod tbe .75
acre _[M<el at.Harbor Bouleva¢· and
Gltler Avenue u a mere ,fraction of
hJJ u lea1110 r .. cl>o. ~-~-de.Sula
Au -On11 ont lo lie ooltl1 wltbJD ll>e i.-llmlt1 ol O..S• Oomlt1 -ton· "*'4 ol 13 1q11AN mlle• ol lll'llle
land. .. . . .
m.e Bo&Uand Co., a Los An1eles real
eatat.e mm, offered a succeaaful,
minimum bid of fl35,000 for tlie omall
,uver of what wu once a man's· own
empire. . I
Stat. Division of Hlgl\W11S officials
oblalned th• properly or!linally u Sau
D\qo Freeway rlallt-of.way, but lt m IOI .-did and aold • ..., ...
land. ' lletu!rtmCllll of th• $135,000 1ele . wwe 18,llO down with tbe balance du<
on May I, 11169, 299 years and 11
IJ!ontbl lfW tbe toenaged Catalcnian .otditr tint uw the property. /
• 1'1.e land, zoned for tndttatrilll Ufff
will probal>ly be used for soipethi!Ji
Yorba wouldn't know about, a •ervw~ ototl~. •
. 'nl• randlo bl received Allar rottr·
leg u a 90->"'l'<Old ser .... t 11 the
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Pttlldlo of ~ID Dleao -nlllll04 altlr two eamp rites of the 1769 II•
pedlUon to MOntoi-ey.
8rlimiago rnearu: St. Jamtt the
Greater and the Portola party camped
In th• area on July 2.5Jl769, w1Uc6 ls
his holy c1ay: •
Santa .Ana, of course, means St. An~
ne and tbt·party Camped on her day,
July 26, dlirlng their journey.
Spanish G<vernor Arrellaga &NDtod
th6sprawllngrenclio1o Y«ba and his
nephew, JWIZI Pablo Peralta, on July
I, 1810. .
Y-'• l•thlr·ln-law, Pablo Grl-
Jalva, bad jounieyeil lbrouJh the 41'e•
with tilt ·Ania 1xpodltlon le 1775 and
beld 1111'1 •I tbe vut l""ello eerller,
1 The Yorba and Pilralta heir1 kept
the ·land after both owners died, ob-
WUng· additional lands farther up the
Santa Ana River, raWDg crops and
oattle from Riverside County to
Newport Bay.
Ontrlblp. of the JaJld wu con-
llrmed b7 tile United Slatll, but Ille
J*el!I WU dikiyed by I djJpute over
bolllldartos, due to 111215 llooch cbang-
in&Jbe .. ..., of tile san1a Alla River.
Portions of the rancho w e r e
gradually sold oU after the death of
Ser::nardo Yorba in 1858 a it l'aa llililly.i>¥,llU~ Ull. <Ult~& tile hlir•·
,Late? ':owners have_ lncJuded. ~the
~ ,CqmPl'DY ~!!:.J>l111!~1r coun)y
!armer Art'(llsler, "'' WliO'ff i.mUy the sVtet adj~t to the land auotton-
ed Friday II named.
~ewport's Land Use Plan
Endo,rsed by Buena Park
By JEROME F. COLLINS
Of ""' ~ ,llllt ltllf
A Newport Blach plan for form1Uon
of...,·0ranc1 eount7 Airport Landu .. =Ike 10 tar bu won th• dlrect
of ont cttr tn the county and
lod backlnc Of llX>thtr. ·
j,\I ~ by Newport coun·
~ llt """""81100 would have
Gji,• • ..-""""'llJ"' ID lltudj> colld!tlom and DUJW'd.Uom for the uae of
land IUITOUlldln!
Pvk City Councu b.,
lqrmallJ and unanhnoUJty 1ndoned
ll!e~ :C1pnll cJtJ councilmen ,
Di\llY PllOT
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meanwbllo, hav• ur&ld Illa! the
Ltaiue of CW11tabupthe111attet.
Bu"'" Park Qty Clert Marruertte
G. CO"l"OD, •aid tliat Ill• ci!J aaroo•
wilh Nnport-th1 CCUlllY Board.of
SUpervisO<I lbOuld -·111 Airport
Land U11 COlnnlluloa.
CY!X'tll Cli1 °1\!ooqtr Darrell
Euu Aid Illa clt,y feel& Ille turue
should study the i915Ue "dtie to the lm·
portaoco and magnilude 0( lbla Jll'O-
blem to all communitt11 In Onoge County." .
The commisllon would 'CODCfJJ11
ilseU with 1al1, compattble u111 of
properties ~ar an airport. taking into
account buiJdlnog bei&btl and nolto fac.
tors.
Newport councilmen one month ago
unanimously adoplod a r.,aluUon W'I!· lei suporvilorl to 11lablith 111 COii!·
mfsalon.
Tllo ro1ol\lllo~ nolod lbal recant ~tat.e leli&:laUon aioWa auch • eom-
mlHIOO and provt411 for two city
represerMativet as members. ·
Newport Mayor Dorlin Manball,
councilmen aaid, would bt iin ktul
commtllioner.
"Tilt. mtibt. bo one way to &II the
county to bt mort i'tapO,natvt to the
d..ir.s Of .iuu allectod by eQ1Xlrtl,"
SIJ88ested Alllllant QV }f111qv James De Oiaine.
He sald the coU1.ml11lon'1
r-1b1Jltles mli;llt affect uai of
Oran11 Coun!J At-port land lllolf,
'Ibia would meao • anumptlon by the
cnmml1ston ol •.~ ~opom!l>WU.,
now belOOliDI to tbi OoWllY Airport
Commla1ion. 41lt dtJ)IDdl on what tte
..-.... -to do," bl llid.
fio action.,. ....... Jiu yet -taken by Ibo Co1111tJ lloord.
U nothiq happep IOOCl. counc::llmtn
havt locllcatacf, -lie IMIUI or CJU11
will bo ulcod to p,.., .. -·
Daylight llilrglar1
Get $20,000 Coin.a
·SANTA B~ {Up1) -A too.
pound tole ooolllnlnc l1IOl'I than
$30,t'OO lo -.... Jewairy .., .. -· In ~ '"""' lrom tl1I ll<m• or .... ind Mro •. Clarald. Clwll)' ......
1'1li1o thl)' Wirt -britfl1, N ......... told pollCI !'ft llllD WI
I doib' DI -l:WW tbl.,. from the Crowley bomt,
Allies Halt
Red T1n·eat
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Of Invasion
SAIGON (UPI) -U,S. IOldlers, ar.
Wlerymon and dive b<mber ptlotl
br<*e up a Norib Vietnamese thre1t
to llWode llllOllm' Amerl<en Green
Beret .,_ guarding the Cem-an
-· mlJltary spoi\esmen aald to-cltJ. , .
U.S. tth DlmloD patnlltr1 1Jammod
lnlo • gueniJJa Ul1lt CIQgbt within
mortar ronge ol 1he Due Lop comp
Friday. U.S . troops called ln artlllery
'>aJTaCe• encl bomben. Together they
oiled 32 reda .... ...1 the others
'eeing.
Battlefield reportl Nld th1 brief mid· >«nine fld1t COii the dtvielon'I -.S
Jcigacle seven dead ond '*>t wounded
n jungle one mt1o oouilMIOll of the
camp, Ito mileo oarillwest ot Sal&Oo.
U.S. Marines -wtllle juot bOlow
tl>o Demlllaorized lime be-• Ille
two Vi-• reportiod ldlJlol U N«ill Vletnamese soldttn wbo fired two
mU'tar rounds into a Leatherneck en-
oampment. Six Marines were wound-
ed, the report said.
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evl-., but~ !ind no traeo of lt.
AlmOll .owry -..,_nent In
tlW Sll<onli:! 86IL wu recovend from
!111 lite o1ld Ille D11'1Jborllood eround
Alondra Boulevard and Mbirieaota
Avenue, where the copter plunged to
eartll. Team Supervilor George R. Baker
said there was no evidence the smdl
bolt and lt1 U-sbapod lock nut worked
' loose and ten out. ·
Stanley Brown, superintendent of
fleet service for LAA , testified Thurs·
day' that he has never in his 21 year
career k!lown 1ucb a nut-bolt system
ilirelf to lall.
Such a lou could have otralood tile
load on other lmlts too te~erely, caus·
Ing an le·lllgh\ Oep.aNIJ'ID al Ille •lit· of-track blade, one 'of five in the twin·
turbojet --alrcralL Three mechanics who tracked the
rotors early on the morning of May 22,
following a pilot squawk -or com-
plaint -three days before, tertif.ied
tbey saw no bolt mining.
'hacking is adjustment ot tbe rotor
blades' forward tilt to unllormity
within a fraction of an inch.
PILOT SQUA WU
A mls5ing boa mi!lht be determined
to be the !•ctor eventually, but other
po1&1ble causes Of the crub were
dlscu .. ed le deptb, onen le bl&llly
complex frames of reference. ,,
The aircraft's logbook showed a
varlet)' of pilot complalols • ..,, weeks
and moathe prior to the May 22
diluter', but noUdni WIS noticed
e1rller lo Ibo dO)'.
Clpt. Allan D. Rltlor, Of Loi Anceltl, lift It only tbrM hours
bol<l'I th1 cruh and nld U responded
normall1. A Federal A v l a t I o D
A-lmtlon officer who new le Ibo 11e11c..,car oarller that 40)' aareed.
capt. Jack E. Duplu, ts, Of MG
Govin <lrct1, Huntlnaton Beach,
ndlotd: 11L.A., we're cruhlnc.''
lollond by !'ft 1ubled words wblch
analylla 1bowld Homed to bl "Elp ""· elp UI."
'lbtn J'ldto cootect was JOit u one
of tbt lour rllllaloloc rotor bladll II-le!o Ille cockpit aroa beblnd
Clpt. !lupin' pooMloo, deitroyler the
conmnlllfcatlon1 lllup.
Wilm-AW tlie craft chan(e
-llrllfly twice llllt belate it tlllo4 -... .,, -bladu :r,r.t.c at tilt-.. --pl11D1Jod IDli1 to 111111. .
E-.lve dtlcuuton dlalt a11o with e of• fllfluro lo tilt ·-•tic trol 1)'11Mn, -....... 11>1 to ltl fatal contortlom.
l°""1tllator1 WWI 1tlll lltharlng
d6la oa tlit Puamoont dtsular dn,
OD Aue. It, tlloy ....... callod OUI ~ \¥11111'11toa. D.C., to boaiA the
moliclllou lob ot l'Olllllllbllill a •• cone! cllamd LAA lblp.
'1111 blllCOPIOr tlown by Capt, Kan
W-, U, ot 8131 1>ill'Ct Ave.,
COiia Moll, CNll!ed Into • Compton
plO)'ll'OUDd wllllo Ille pilot loUCbt to •et J[ down.
Causo of that crash, which killed 21
penons, is believed W have been cau1·
ed by metal fatigue in the main rotor
•pindle 1111mbly.
t'1t widow of one Gardin Gtovt vJc· li'll tiled a •us milll~ damaae suit
the loUo"'°' ;lay.
Liule 01.d Lady
Fouls Vp Hol.dup
WHITl'IER, Calif. (UPI) -All !ht e1.t1 wi.1 tryinl to do wu rob a bank.
Ah! all "'the lltue aid lady was try·
Ing to do ...... good deed.
She ow tbU 7ount man about 25
park llil Cir In !Ila lot of tho Crocltlr·
CitiWll brallclt. IDd noUced he left
ht. key1 in the J&n!Uon 1wltclt.
So liil ll?elibed the kl11 ODd trilled
1tlm Into the bank wllm Ibo folmd
hilll talldltl lo I toiler.
....._Yoan.11D1D. '' ehe tOOlded, "Somt-
bod1'• ..... to Ill tllelt ..,. 1tolen U
they doo1 stop le1vlllf the by1."
What Ille di4D'I bow WU tbat the
~ !'llD bad Jul! told the tailor lit
bad a fU• and....-a Jot of monoy.
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"" up. -mr tbt k11'1 lit daalt· ecl oul fl Ille banlc, svt le ltil car llld --·-·
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HOMaWAltD BOUND
Nwpol't Piiot R ...
Balboa Hero
Coming-Home
October 7th
By EVELYN SHERWOOD
Lt. Pet<r T. Reed, tr.S.N., 26, 10D 01
Mr. and Mrs. Edward H. Reed of S3
Cbannel Road, Balboa, will nltUrD to
Calllornla O<t, 1· .
Thi Navy A-4 "Sl:ybl.,.k" pilot liu
flown UO combo! mis-le ouppOrt
al. the commitment in VJetnlm , and
has received many commendation
medals for merUdnous service and
heroism during bla eight-month com·
bat cruise.
They Include 10 Air Medal., !hi
Navy Commendation Medal, the Vlet-
Dllll-Service and Clmpalgo Mecll!I
and the Vletnameoe <Aosa of Galla»·
try.
He aerved u PetsoDDll' Officer 111d
Landini Slpal Olflcer for Attacl: Sq~ 212. He bas personally made
190 arreetecl llllldings aboard the car·
rier.
A ·~ of the · UplwnltY. -el
Soutliin Cllllornia, !>~) ROf!I '!'ill
moke hil home upon !t\11 returu trom·
Ille combat uU, in !Mmon, ·-
the equ-II bued -IOI aboard tile alreraft corrlw USS Bon Hollllll<
Rlcbard.
Air California
Reveals Profit
NEWPORT BEAa! (AP) -r..-the
llnt month le ltl 18-m<lltll lliltence,
Air Oallt...U hu been altJe to nport • profit.
Prelllclent Oerl B.-.r lold Thurs-
day'• unual aitioctbolderl meretlnl tbe afrilno corrled ,.... titan 'I0,000 .....
_ .. In A"'"91 and -• prollt
or '811,llOO,
..,.ni:,.c-~-~ear~..:r=
.....,. JUno ao on""""' of•• mil·
iloD. -... -Ibo --id ~ mon tan oat mil·
lloo --for !111 cumol lllcal i-'· StocidtGlders ~ ..... -1
to tncr..e• 1utboriitd dm..11rom one
mlDloD lo tbr<e mlllloa. A C01DP111Y opokllDIOll lllid the move wiU allow
--lltzil>lll1iJ In lurturo -· llon plau.
Funeral Services
Will Be Sunday
For Mi:s. Gurskell
Funorel 11moe1 will bo bald at 3
p.m. Sunday for Marloo MUne c.nuu, a reoldant ol LllUDI Boa,ch
lln.:. l9ts.
Mr•. GunJr.all, 79, of Ul Ramona
SL, died ·P'rlclay mornln& at SOullt
COii!! Ooaurnmltr Hospltll foUowln& a
brief lllness. S..-vlces will' be conducted In
Laguna Beach Funeral Home cb•Ptl
by tile Riv, He..-1 Gtritard, mllUlar
of the Cburcb of ReUl)ouo SC!ence .
Afterwards Mn. Gurskell'1 ashes
will be scattered at sea, accordin& to
her reque1t.
Mt1, GurslteU IOuodad Marlo• !lllne
Real E1tat1 in 1M5 lfhlcb she
operated unW her retirement in 1967.
It b now operated by J:tt.r son, Lloyd
Miiia and hil wlt1, Madallne.
Mrs. OUrBel1 .... • palntar and
lormer uhiblt... at l!to Felllftl of
"111 •
Site wu a member of tilt CblRb ol
lloll&low Solence and wu active le
th• Lquna Beach Slllllfllbolrd ctub.
Born in Au1Cull1, Mn. GV.kltl Clllll
to IAIUD• rtom Mlaml Beach, bl addllloo IO hlr .... •urvivon in·
elude a da~r. Mn. Jabn Will' of
Altadeoa ; a lister, Mrl. V•a Grece
of SJdM)>, Auatr.Ua; ....i lour
&randdtlldno.
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864, Donor~ 'Giv~
Lire .to Boy,-·' 15 j
fl!tlllr. who ..;.u -~u.. Sitto wl.
fare ~ • ..., to Ille blood
bMk at. Dl&l>lo Co belp, LemODI eald his aon may have to
atay le tho ttoopftal as long as six ....-. -a, t1epmdl•1 on wblo bil
-· rigllt lei lieala, ••dlnS ... t11reet or bloeclillg. .,
Gery liea in a cast that reaches .h'cN;li
his cheat to the-Wle of Ilia brok<'!\
rlgbt leg &n<1 'to ebove tit< knee of bis
left leg. Th• cm beer• the autograpij4
al bil triencll. ' •
Gory'• clay• art lllled. '"""' ftJ • P1"3' on bil uth -y Aua. :II. Nini•°" bil floor lurlilbed the c:a1oe.
H• be1 llnllltecl readlnc a book -a llulllan royal Mn"1: tltot ball five ,.,..._of b~a
Ho bu -W beeD claai aloce.,,, 1ier1n1 the IOUi grade, -lit , ... bli
)Jg before IChQol *1ed -ltul be
kff!>• up with Ills n..· subjec:U with
the help of a teacher who vilJta him
dally.
An "A" and ''B" atw:lent, G~ hop-
es to earn a docWrate in metbeinatics,
· "He's a pretty ~\taltelil P,," 1111
.. bo<pital lpoi<eamen.
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'Dixieland at Disneyland'~
:features· 9 Bands \Pnig4l
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Niii• ot-the-utlqa'l'lop , ... -
11111 • -~ ... ---!'DIP' lWd ,. ~ '""'ll'l L<lllt .......... ~ ......... :&.::....i~ lllie:.=
gf~1:J! ..... _:=, .. fllr =
Tltt --nlabt affair wblcb &eta UD·
dtr-111 e:oo p.m. will bolin with a
"Tallfllo llombl•" parode bf torch·
llCbl thrOlllh Ille itreeta ol llillleylood.
Following Cle parade wW be a tra-
ditional Dlsney-stylo llrewwks display,
alter wblcb Ille bands will bead for tn.
d!vldutl -h"oUllbool l>ia· neyland fill' more than live hourl·of
Dlxleland music.
Among the more aensatiooal groups
preoent will be Turk Murpby'• blltd .
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Proposition lA ·Ii
'Big Headache'
For Assessor
Ill' JACK BllOBACK .. ,.....,, .......
Propoaltlon 9 on the November
ballot might be tho big bugaboo !or
moat county officials but the newest
tu meuurt, Proposition 1-A, will be
ht& biggest headeebe, County Aese stor
Andrew J . Hinlhaw told supervisors
Friday.
"If l'rop. l·A pa11u, I will llav1 to
have at leut 10 mare tun time
ernplDyes and 50 J:...time worken to
<take care of Ule •Del work load,"
. Htnqaw ploadecl.
Th• --•aid """" wooi<I be anoUler big .Jll'ttiem. "We a r • -allnll-in Ital! tltl -!he ad· mlnlstrallvt olllco IO)'I ... eltoilld
ha ... e and would need 3,CQ> 1qoue feet
more · plul addttlonal aqulpm .. t and
fumlture."
~y I!"'villODI ot Prop. l·A -provld11
10. • flat '70 -Oii Pl'-11 -· paid !Ilia ,.... fOr all tupayan. ucl •
t'l60 mD>l>lioo oq p r o p • r t y ..._m_ olartln, -yaar,
Aloo l!to_ -.a\11'1 --that
renterl -dollblo l!tolr atato -· tu lftlllPll•: allmlnatoe !Ito pro-
pq tu on-hoitMbold l:"'J:. and )ll'OV!du, • u percut . In
b1111tt111 in""'°'Y tuu.
Hlnlbaw lald Pllllll of Ill•
m 1 autt would lnc:rlan PIJ*' wort
~ ... lt woU1 'lrtcJ111t tbe
...mber of pieces ot -handled by our oUb b.1 at llMt aoo.a... ·
'"11di IDMDI & lncr1•1 to lft
tlnMI the paper .. -ft DOW hive," Utt ....... .....u.L
Prop. t, .. Ute -band -haVI Jiltlt ea.ct on 1111 olllct,
HIOlhaw uld. 9-vlocn Ubd the UllUOI' to
i!IVI them I dt1al1ed -Mrl TllU· mi, oulll1linl dons be wialle.I Qtem to tato.
'Battle of Chicago'
March Slated Today
a!lOAGO (UPI) --llld p-]lOllot tookJ -tat a"""'1tdoWlllilldllllliA-ml
a r.aDJ in CJtat Part to «-n!PM\'k•tCI
th• ..... -aonlftnll7 ol l1lo bloody .. _ 0( ad-.. .
Tb1 d-lllino ~ Plllct boodnnc o1 __ _. cmi..
bo-po1lol and mollut ..-a
II ..,..-bJ -allww ed • ..,._ .. -'Ill*' ... 1111·
Jllltod lhll m«9 -IO,llOt wlll VD out.
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The lllllrphy orgamlotion bu bet1I
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·-~ AllOillor lmdlo .. llOlor 'l'odd1 Blldmlr, wllo .ioor iillll
... ,otlMr Illar• ot hil band,. wlll ...
pear ot Ibo fe1U-..J 1..-bU lUtll. coii>
locultlo -• ' lneddlUoollttll-~..tt. ....-iltouNooC DIPlled-wlll W.llla.GlltM,._101Mdllln
..... p.111., U:llO pJll, ""'1:00 e.lil!
MC for this 111>«111 attNoC!on will I».
Chuck cecn of KFI radio ::
Thi f7,5() edmlaslon charge, with
Uc;ket. a~le at p!A!, lnclud<s un;
llmited use of all ol the Dimeylantt
taclllttes wtth the exception of thA
shoottog galleries, and admission t?.:
all ol the perfonnance areas. ·
Court Orders
Times-Mirror
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SAN BERNARDINO (AP) -The
Gannet Co. of Rochester, N.Y ., •ncf
the 11111.es·Mlrror Co. of Los Angeles
announced Friday an aireement ta
principle for the sale al the momllla,
evening and Sunciay new1paper1 11(
San Bernanllno to the Gennett Co. ·
Thi sale lnvolvos tho Sun Co .. wltlc~ publlsbes the M<rning Sun; the EveJt.1
leg Telegram, and the SUD·Tel•&rlllll
printed on Saturday and Sunday. :
The proposed oale Is subject tq
preparation of 1 de8nitlve •creement
the announcemtmt said, ad approval bythebolni!oftllreeton~botjj
companle1. t
Thi sale allo mUJt bo approved by
. tho U.S. Dlitrlci Court. Thi court
ordered tile Tlmeo·Mlrror Co. to .. n
the Sun Co. aa ruult of an actto'd
bnollbl by the Juotlco Deoar1manl/
whicb cltar&od that acqulaltlon of the
Sun Co. In 1194 violated focllral an. -law.
Tltt Ganneu Co. operatea ao cllaJli
newapapera and nine broadcast ata~
Uoo1 in New Ywk, New Jer11y, eon;
necUcu~ Dllno!J and Florida, ·
Tbt weekilay San 8"rnardlno M...,..
in& ~ and Evening Telegram )lav. •
combined ctrculatloll of 'n,000. Th•
Sun·Tele&ram clrculaUon on Sunday ii I0,000. . '
Tiie Sun Co. also lodudaa Acme
Colorprlllt Co., which prlntl Sunday
color Comics for 52 new1papen m tbt
Weot and the lllland PrleUnl ll
Engravtnc Co., a commercial pr1ntm:!
and engr:aver. The company also owrw
IUbltaJrtW -utoto in clowotowl( San Bvnardino. I
State Tax Bills " h
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Set for Mailing "
SA<lW!ENTO (AP) -Income ..f
!line II sttD 111 months away bU{
•. n1 Ollifornl-will &et blllsHi'
the --welit for lilllO tbo1 will .,;. ·wlton Aplil 15 ro -Tbt -F>-1D<Ho1 Tu Board wUI
malt the llilll lo 111o llate's -aftlu•
tm ...-i-tu PoWI, w~ now ll'O taqulaM lo Pol' In adVaneo our
Ille -~ 'Wiii cal<ulate -"'1rl1i ...... _ ........
Tito lrior "'1ltt IO per--·
111'1 --tu ..... QIO ~ -·---joint--ta 11111 " tlOO "' more. . OllolOlo fl tbt ~ 111 m .... ~
... " !be ltOk 11'1 for '1.000 ~; ~lo-Iha..._ ~ Ill---lo .,...... &:; =t-':.~ c::..bt -~ ""dll• lor tile 7.S pv -1 ~·
Iha -· ........ to lllo -ad'-' ,._ rtlllnta ls .Oct. SI •
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voi:. 61, NO. l:W, 4 SECTIONS, 58 PAGES SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 196 TEN CENTS
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" ENCOuNnRS EUROPEAN
' RERUN
Frustrated Traveler Stein
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Beach Resident's
Yugoslavia Trip
Seems Like Rerun
: Huntington Beach resident Lew
Stein's recent plan to revi&it,bls Mtlve
Yugoslavia played ebno!t like a sum-
n}er rerun of an event 12 years ago
when he was in Europe. That lime be
was trying to get out.
·soth times tile Russian Bear proved
it' was no stuffed Teddy, smashing
budding freedom in satellite Com-
munist countries.
The first time, 1956, it was Hungary.
And now , Czechoslovakia.
"I was in Wolfsburg (Germany)
listening to some display car radios
When I heard the news t h a t
Czechoslovakia had been invaded,"
Stein said.
following that news, the Stein fami·
ly on a mooth-Iong tour of mid-Europe,
abandoned their plan to visit Lew's
homeland in communi6t controlled
Yugoslavia .
Instead, Stein met his twin brother
in Vienna, Austria.
"He told me 1ihat in Yugoslavia
there was much more freedom now
and that l could go without fear, but I
didn't want to try," Stein said.
.Although he became a naturalized
Uh.ited States' ciUzen over two years
ago. Stein said bis passport indicated
be was a fonner Yugoslavian.
He said he just didn't want to gr>
through a lot Of trouble with
':~leasant'' Communist officers.
"'While in Germany during the crisis
Stein said he bad the feeling the
German people would brave gone to
W)l.r against the Russi.ans bad tiley
been asked by the CZechs.
"'The lee.ling w• the flllle a& in 1956
_.. ttie consternation, the Willingness to
help end unhappiness for neighbors
fighting for freedon'l,11 he 'llaid.
Stein, 41 who lived most. of bi! lile
in Belgrade, said he came to America
12 yean ago because be could not
stand the Communist fon:n of govern·
ment. -----------------
:Generally regarded u America's
~st all-time female Volleyball player,
Jane Ward Js today'• "star" in the
pie • Olymplca
series in which
t.he DAILY
l'JLOT la .....
senting penon-iJity sketches ol
~ange Co a ltt
Olympians.
MISI Ward b
o6t of a dozen
a r e a athletes
who will travel
to Mulco City
Mxt month a1
part ol the
UDltod State a
delegation to the
!Pih Olymplod.
Her ltory 11 on Pare 11 today. --¥----~-~--r--
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Missing Bolt Key
To Copter Crash?
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~ Man's Body .
· .. ~ay Reveal·
By ARTllUR R. VlNSEL -
Of ... o.llJ ,,.. '""
Whose fault waa it if a one and a
quarter-inch bolt -or its absence -
caused a passenger helicopter with 23
persons aboard to Wiil itself out of 1l>e
sky over Paramount last May with its
own rotor blades?
board of IDqulry-.mc:H ill ~I ,
some Ume within tho nezt elpt
montha to one yell'.
·D~.V~@ ·.
' I ' . ' An~ man who may haYI
I This is a point to con.skier in months
ahead, following conclusion of a two-
day National Transportatioii Safety
Board (NTSB) hearing to determine
probably cause of the worst U.S.
civilian copter crash.
Liability suits are certain to come
out ol tbe i,ai:eey when tho NTSB
Parole Vlola-.r
Eitbe:r Los Angeles Airways er the
Sikorsky Aircraft Dlviaioo ol United
Aircraft Corp .. -be Ull:e11 targ.U In
tenn1 of relaUvi respomil>Wty.
Testimony mto cause ol tlie fatal
plunge ol LAA Fli&lit Ml Into a dairy
corral touched an extremely tecbnical
aspects, as well u 1be fact that the
bolt aid nut in a rotor blade pitch con•
trot rod have never been recovered.
A panel of uperta who lnveaUgate.1
the crash even lifted dirt at the aceae
In their hunt for the crucial piece of
(See COPTER, Pac• I)
Black .Panther Cleaver
Ordered Back ta:Prison . , .
SAN FRANCISCO (Al!) -Bll<t
Panther Eldrldgfl· deaver, 33, was or--
dered back to jail M a parole vioWor
Fliday by the State Dll1rict 0>urt of
AweaJ.
1be action came a few boors after
the Negro militant group'• fouoder,
Huey Newton, 26, was sentenced to 2
Airpo11 Revenue
In County May
Pass $1 Million
Or'8llge County Airport revenue is
already exceeding estimates for' the
1968-69 fiscal year and bids well to ex·
ceed tile '1 million mark, Director of
Aviation Robert J. Bresnahan an·
noonced today.
Revenue for the ftrSt month of the
fisc al year, July was 168,823 and for
August, $81,983 BresnahRn said tile iJI.
come for the two mon~ exceeded the
total revenue for the en.tire year 1965
fi6 and almost equelled the incooie for
the :19fJEHi7 year.
Total revenue last year w a s
$468,509.14.
Largest sources of revenue for~ the
airport ue the parking lot, terminal
building leases and sale of ivlation
!uel. Afrl>ort revenue has been Jn dire<:t
proportion to the number o f
passengers canied by commercial
airlines, Bresnahan pointed out.
Commercial pa1aenier1 h a v e
jumped from 42,006 in January to
91,IJOO in August.
Airport Commission Cll.alrme.n Den·
nis Carpenter said the faclllty le not
only providing a vital air transporta.
tioo service but 1J also :rapldl,y becom-
ing a financial U.el. Ht predlOO!cl that
In tbe near Muro Ibo airport will
be producing a profit which can be UJ·
ed for -avtatton facllltle1 In tbe
county.
Rest of Campaign.
Charted by Nixon
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...;JI .... qi. "PliMlii ...
,.or oeo <Ji •OMWd policeman lohn
Frey, Newton's ajlluney llid an ap-
peal would be filed.
It wm not clear when Cleaver's re·
turn-loi>ria<m order wooJd be eflec·
ttve. '!be clerk <Ji the appellote coort
said Clelvor ~ would remaln
free poocllog actim by the l!1ate Su·
preme C0Urt OD my "l'Jl08l. A Cleaver
attorney,.C!wles.Gacry, ...ic! the pa·
role revocatkn crder would not be· come effective for Sl>'days and that en
-1 would be filed.
Cleaver cou1d not be reached for
comment and a spokesman at Black
1'8Dther headquarter• In Berkeley
said: "We have no statement now. To-
mon'O'W."
1be Callfomla Aclult Authority ~ad
lifted Cleaver'• parole in April after
he was indicted oa. a charge d. at·
t<mplai mur<le< alter a fllllligbt be·
tween Black Panthers and Oek.1and
police. He faces trial on tbat charge
Dec. 2. One pantt>er .... killed ond
two white policemen wounded in. a
two-hour exchange of gooflre.
Cleaver was pll"Oled in 1966 after
serving nine years in state pri&on on
conviction for assault to commit rape,
assault to commit mlD'der and aaaault
with a deadly weapon. While in prison,
he completed hiJ high school educa-
tion and wrote an autobiography,
"Soul on lee," which wu published
thiJ year and received generally fa.
vorable reviews.
Judge Raymond Sl>erwln of th• So-
lano Superior Court deciattd ID Juno
that the adult authority wu political·
ly motivated in revoking Cleaver's pa·
role ond ordered him releued.
Since then Cleaver became the focal
point ol an academic uproar. Officlala
at the Univenity of. Clllfornia'a Berke-
ley campus 1chbol invited blm to make
10 lecturea to an exper:lmen~ IOdolo-
0' course on raclam. Gov. Ronald Rea·
gan and the at.te Legislature ex"
prened outrage and tho State Board
of Rege'111 directed that Cleaver -
and any other guest lecturer -be
limited to one clum>om eppearance
a aemelter.
In P'riday'1 declllon, tho tbree·Judge
appeala court reverted Sbenrln, llY·
tng be lacllecl Jurildictlm.
MlAMI (UPI) -A-ballw.y H hr M ki along in his q-for tile presidency, ump ey, us . e
Rid>m!M. Nixon IWIUl>Ooed.hl1 brlin
trust """"' 10 11e1p c:11art a cwr .. 1or In Strategy Meet
the rest <Ji die aampal11> and lake • SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) _ Vice
frHb loot al the Ollldldacy <Ji 0-ce P-1 H-Hlmljlhrey and 1111
Wallaoe. nDllnf mato, Ben. Edmuoil S. MIMI<·
NUoon new here Iott P'rtiloy llild>t • le, wm m<et bn Sundli!' ".!4!'t for a
for a bOliday from the omnPlllD trlOI. ''llllh·level llralofY ...-,, ' Demo-
He hoped 10 combine two mi a hall CNtlc: -llld Fridl1 ~
days of -with pi_,,. at Key -Democrallc CbalrmMl A. BUcayne, a Miami reoort community Wally Sondllcll told .,..,.,... be Mil
where Nlxoo Uket 10 allp aft)' for beOn lnlormed that lie two Demo-
-• relaxatloo. Ac~ the crolk>"8lldlcllte1 would arrive In Salt
GOP presl<lential non1*iee -e o1Jout Lita Qty-IO:lll>p.m. SWJda¥ IDd
7$ newlllllen ancl ltall meml>erL r..-wrtll Illa Monday. ...
~~!!ii ~~_,.(: ;; .. t-! .•.•.
Remiibul o( .aatp dtl-1 . .Bonla P. ~c Meekln offer• mute . ..~!" viplerlt c accident wbiclt Uffed e ear· R'J\tttin BeaCh~:.-1jle iliida~;mtt~k~l Y922·
-~\ht~ <Ji clrup ·~ !Ito the W.ter at Laguna Booch flilJ1
cioaiO!I Fridal' nlaht ind ""* \IZ'OwW
-00 miDutu lltor.
·.>, ·-· ~ Lnodlor<n ot N~ Ille! ibe saw the man
-.tallf' hlt.o the °"""" at the foot ol
Broidwa1. ai>out 7:50 'p.m. She sald
she saw him swtmmln& around beyOlld.
U1e breakers. ' AboOt ill minute. later the heard a
noise that 10.indld 0 llke & seal'~ and
20 more minutes later the ~ wa1
epotted floaUng .face down In lie
lreaken,
' Don Burdon, 28, <Ji Reclonclo Boocb,
an4 John F. JODIMO, 57, <Ji llOl B
Roqda Sevilla,. Laguna Hilll, pulled
the body ashore. 1
The CC>t'OIWJ''I <1ffice ·conducted an
.....,., est>ltllsNng drOwnlng u tho
-of -but ~ 1'l(lbor t.elta' for ~ clbo.
Tiit - -<leooril!od .. 2S to • )'Uri ...... 5-11, 175 IJOUl>dl. brvWll
hair and lrolln 0)'01 Wltb .. rececllDf blihline,
' " Student' Pil6i Kaneohe Lane, was thrown ,from aUtd dU~Ut;ee--car, colHston at
Bolsa Ayenue and . Busbard. Street Other drtvert ell" aped unscathed,
said P,Oijce, who are· still investigatir;lg cause of· crash',. On First S'olo
Judge Gives 'Wild M~' Fliglit Cra~hes ·.
Psychiatric Examination
A psychiatric examination o C
Hessian Motorcycle club member
Frank W. "Wild Mouse" Rundle, 24,
was grantod Friday by·Superi0r'Judge
William C. Speirs.
Judge Speirs appointed Dr: Philip O,
Kramer of Metropolitan S·t ate
Hospital, Norwalk, and Dr. Sigmµnd
Kosewict Of Fairview s~ H .. p11a1,
Costa Me•a, to exa,mine -the suspect
who· ls charged wlth assault With in-
tent t.o commit· m\ll'der, assault with a
deadly weapon ·•ad burg)m-y,
Tho doctqrs will 117 to determlne·il
Beach Drug Raid
Yields 8 Pounds
Of Marijuana
Huntington Beadl pollce raided a
vine covmcl cottage Frklay night 8lld
C1111e up with .i.iut 3\; tiloa (8
pounds) of marijuana and a "large
quandty" of possibly clongerous drugs.
CWlicer1 arrested two men at tbe
1229 Delaware Ave. cottage on pos-
se11ioa cbarge1.
Jailed wen Willlam Daniel Haines ,
19, ol tho addreu of the raid, and
Ccre)' Weblter Sq>lth. ill, Of 312 Mon·
tero Avenue, Newport Beach.
Police Nid they expected to make
furth• arrests.
CdM Man Hurt;
Struck by Auto
Rundle 11 capable of. asilsting in his
own defense md if he was tane at th.e
time the .crtmes were cODUJ\itled.
Rundle wu accuaed by witnesses of
be.log the leader <t a .ratpact of 12 to
20 Hessiails Who stagedj .a png
v.engl'IJlce . rald oo t:fle J~OISta Me~a
home al p .form~ .New r<>rk flolde1>. Glov~s J>Oxing chl'lllPi~n la!! moo111.
Rol><rt L, , Glazier, 30, • ~-.2224
PlaceiMJa Avi ...... WblllPed With, CY·
cle chalnl, beaten and lhot'lii tho litl1Cf
as be covered his face during'. ·~e metee ·' .... ' • " f ' ' ' I ' Friday wu Runcl!O:• se<!olid visit to
Superjor COUrt. He bad prevloullY
pleaded guilty and' appeired · for
sentencing .but Ibo District Attprney'a
office asked the judge no.t to aocept .
the plea to the .uaauit charge, and
oead Rundle "-ct to MWllCfpal Court
for ""'limlnary bearln&, • ·
Ruucllo'• altorn•y •. llobezt.e ·WhJt .. m~ ~ ~eWP,Ort BeacQ,. ~ t!Md
the ./"inlty bearing. lie tolll .
Munrctpai Court Judae Jlould W.
Dungan last week that his cliept
seems unable to comprehend the pro-
ceedings or charge• agafnat him.
RWldle'a sanity will be HPO~ to
lhe court on Oct. 21.
UCI Poliee <Mt .
'Shook' by Crowd
Fnyecl n.,...1 In tho UC! polloo cle-
partment alter Ibo Ei411dp Cla1ver
alffair led to a call fer allt..._. J'rt.
cloy nlabt when an ov~~ """"d '
ohowect up foc: a<lance at ComPuo ll>D.
FeorJna a measlvo trafflc tloolp IDd
An ......... Id Cor de! •• Pol~ trwble the -poUce ~,_.. ona "'"' ,.... called oo the SherUra lltpoJ1mont
id<nt wu -•l1 Injured_ ~ and the <Ja1llarnla Hiii>..., .Pat•oUor nlll!Jt when llrUCt by a CU OD Pedlic: aJ
c-HllC!tHJ • c.meo Sbor•Road.. ~ ~it~·, depv~,, ~.....-... thaf
James CO.tollo, of 4618 llo<<i>ealer 3,00o i:' 4;000 a~ u;'; 'Clllla
St., la Jn Hoof Memorial HotpJtal llUI· multc IUrniobed by "Blg ...._..._and fe<Jnc -a fr-hip. . pl """""" CollaDo ,... stnu:lt by a car ~ven ::,': H0~1.... °"""'41 ~ Ibo lld-
by Herbolt J....,.., IS, ot 870 F.... • WT
Wf11 St.,. lolCllDI BeadL C.,,,.. police tald the c:rvwd ....
Tl» Callfonlla lllltbwAJ'htrol *!. orderly In 'laaVln& Ille daoc• at lllld·
J«tnlftp WU driving l\<)l'th OD the oll)ltl ,
h!fllnray when Cc.Ullo 1vldenU7 be· Sllet11r1 _.., 1nd tho Hltl\wo,y
came cnnluoecl encl walltecl -.01 the Potld Dlllta did not fO onto ,the Cllll•
street aplnsi the 1lpl llltd the poltb ' .p(lt but lldecl In INtttc coliltol on tbe 1 the car. · · · ~· · •
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A stndeot pilot on his 11rot cley o!
oolo flying erubed Into a Bue .. P,.-k ·
residential 1treet Frlcloy Dl(lll,·boi~1
missing several homes. · · i.
Richard llluoo Underwood, 'SI, of
901 S, Cedar st., l"ullerton Wll flyJnf
out of Fullerton'~ tllMler. a ·~tom.
porary alrmanl• c.'-!',irfiC the accident.~ .OOUt f:'SI ~·I"·" , m. 11 In.Si. Jucfo /fOiPltaJ, Jn.Full,of, ton ~ serioua eondi.tlon wttb a lnill '
fra«urt aM ·~vtt0h9acl :lac0nitki11. t
TJie • CNiJi ...,.;mi.~ . l"J ' '~ Stree~ near lndiarut Street'. 'l'lie pin I
hit power. Jlotr>C;rlflllni 1M .,..clltaJ'.
and.,Gri>ppod in. -<Ji •a· ... ~~' at 8852 Artesia.· · r · · ·~ 1 •
Tlle'"~• dli! · ~ Cllldl '!Ire '.lid· tbefe1-ia M dlrii=~ to 'sifruChird. • '
P9lice llil4 Uo4~-.vi~'
Jy'tryliig t.o latlcl-ih the ltreetJ. lie '~.
cul oll 'll!O po..,. of tbe•plille, thlll''
avoidthg an explosion. . • : ' ;
· • wrtriesft~1a1c1 k:W.illl<e "F<im'ff! • .t
July -~ts aod -,....,. the pWii! lift the l!"'lfer u,,.1:~ -I
I lJi>derwood wa1 pulled --from the ~ dowll 'plabo by real· t:!: ol tbe ll'Ol. He ._ bleedlllg I . bl> ~s. .
Four Gunmen Get
$8,000 in lfeist
SAN FRANCISCO ('UPI) -'. ·1'iv.tvo
RfJ1W0111 were k>ctetl in tbi vault of tb• Bank <Ji Am.-. Fisbormen'I Wbart
-Frldoij bY• 16ur·iwi-'!i>O ..._.. -•MD< ' . -
Pollce lnve~ 111'\d iwo of tht
men Jumped over l>o tollor'1 COOllle<
and orclerecl the -·· llx • .,.,1oy .. and alx cUllomen llllo a. VIUlt.
Tilt ........ tllcl .., the "-· and
then Iled 10. -----·
LEADERS TEU
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INTERESTED OBSERVERS AT LAND AUCTION
Po"""' Ownon Mr ..... Mn. Art Giiier
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¥orba .Rancho Property
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Brings $135,000 At Sa~
B1 ARTBUR R.' V!NliEL
Of t11t D11tt: ,II.. tt•n
J-ADtonlo Yorba wouldn't live a
wornout 11ddle for 10 little of tbe land
ht firlt laid eyu upon 300 ·year1 next
Jiiiy, but It ....-taken off the aucllon
block for •w.ooo Friday In Coeta
Meaa.
'j'ha young Sponltb ~orporal who
-lo Ille ... a with the Porlo14 ... ~tlon In 17119 WM er anted the . 75
acre (Arctl at Harbor Boulevard and Glller Avenue al a mere fraction of
hit 11 league rancho.
Records show the Rancho de Santa
Ana -only on• lo llo aolely within the
laler limit.a of Orange county -con·
silted of 33 mquare mlle1 Of fertile
~ The Bostland Co., a Los Angele• real
eltate flnn, offered a 1ucces1tul,
mlnln>lll!l bid of •w.ooo for tho ID!lll
1l1ver of what wu once a man'• own
empire.
State Divillon of Highways offici&h
obtained the properly orlglnallf u San
Dle&o Freeway rlahl-of·'!'•Y, ~ut II
wa no! needed and 1okl • e1:ce11
lane!. . Roq_ulromenu of the ms,ooo 1ale were '8~ down wlth ,tho balance dd
on May 5, 1969, 299 years and II
mpntbl after the tff:naged Catalcnlan
soldier tint saw tt!e property.
The land, zoned for industrial use,
will probably be Uled lot 1omelhlng
Yorba wouldn't lmOw about, a-service
atetion.
The rancho he received alter retir-
ing as a m.year-old sergeant at the
Prt04io of Su DIOao -nomed after two camp Illa• c( tho l71111 u·
pedlllon to M.-ey.
Santiago mean1 Sl Jamea the
Grealer and the Portola porty camped
ih tile crea on July 25, 1781, wblch ii
bl.a holy day.•
Santa Ana, or courae, meu.1 St. An-
ne and the party camped on ber day,
Jiiiy 211, durln1 their journey.
Spanllb Governor Arrollaga ermled
the sprawling roncbo to Yi>rba and bl.a
nephew, JUlll Pablo Peralta, OD July
1, 1810.
Yorba'• lathor-ln·llW, Pablo Gri-
jalva, had journeyed through tho .,...
'91111 1lte An1.a opodltion In 1776 and
held put of Ille vut nmcbo eorllor.
The Yorba and P.-.lt. belra kapl
the land after both ownera died, ob-
i-I addldonal landa larlbor up the
santa Ana River, raiaing cropa and
cattle from Riverside COunty to
Newport Bay.
OWDershlp of the land Wll COD•
firmed by the Untied Statea, but th•
patent was deleyed by a dispute over
boUndarles, due to 1825 floods chang-
ing the course of the Santa Ana River.
Portions af the rancho w e r e
gradually sold oU . after the death· of
Bernardo Yorba fn 1858 ~ it wa1
finally partWoneel .up amoDIJlh• belra.
Later owners bave loclUded the
Irvine Company and pioneer county
farmer Art Gisler, far whose famUy
the street adjacent to the land auction-
ed Friday J1 named.
Newport's Land Use Plan
Endorsed by Buena Park
By JEROME F. COLLINS
Of ""' DtlllJ '"" ltatr
A Newport Beach plan far !onpation
of an Oraneo County Airport Land U•e
Olim.miarioo '° far has won the direct
1l&ioort of one city in the county and
lbi'1mplied backlntl of another.
M propooed by Newport COUO·
cilmen, the commU:Bion would have
dlt authority to study conditions and mfke recomme:ndatiooa for tbe.uae of
.....,tly-conb-oiled land IUlTOUDding ~-jbe Buena Park City Council has
formally and unanimously endorsed the propcllal.
~ clty councilmen,
DAILY PILOT .
: N..,.... IHcll c.ct. W...
: "'""""'" ... i.,. .. loecll • W..,......, .._... Yolloy
CAUFOINIA
: OltAHOE COAIT ,UtLISHING COMll'AHY
' Ro"•rt N, W11d
fm!Mftt tnd l'u~k.lwr
Jtc.~ It, C1rl1y "''°' ,.,........ ..,,. 0-.11 Mlftl9ll' n.,.. •• 1eo ... 11 / ·-~ 111011111 A. M1rphl"' ~-·-, •• , Nl1M• ·-... ---1 ....... -.: -.,.,.., .... Mf'..i ..........., lel<tl; J2M W.t ...... ...,,,..
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meanWhile, have urged that the
League of Cities take up the :natter.
Buena Park Qty Clerk .Marguerite
G. Courson 1aJd that Ule city agrees
with Newport that the County Board of
Supervisors should create an· Airport
Land Use COmmlaslon.
Cypress City Manager Darrell
Essex said bis city feele tbe Leaiue
should study the issue "due to the fm ..
pomnce and magnitude of Ulls pro-
blem to all communities in Orange
County .. ' -• . . . . 'I\le comm.tsslon would concern
itseU with safe, compatible uses of
properties near an airport, takhlg into
occouot building heiglltl! and nol<e fac-
tors .
Newport cquncllmen one month ago .
unanimously adopted • resoluttoo urg-
ing supervisors to establish ttle com·
mission.
The resolution noted that recent
state legltlaUon aDows 11ucb a com·
mislion and provldet for two dty
represeotatlves as membtn:. /
Newport Mayor nor.en Manhlll,
councilmen aaid, would be an ideal
conunissloner. '
"This mlg'ht be one way to get the
county to be more responsive to tbe
desires of dtie11 affected by airporta,"
suggested Aaaistant <lt)' Manager
James De CJte.t.ne.
He 1aid the eommi11lon'1
re5p0naibillt1e1 might affect use of
Orang. County Airport land ILlell.
This would meao aa auumptloo by the
commission ol aome re!pOllllbWUes
now belonl!nc to lie eoun1y Airport
C<mmiasion. ''It depends on what the
supervtsor1 decidt to do," ha aatd .
No actlcln on Ille 1-1 bas yet been taken by tho County Board.
If bothlng hlppODI ....,, coundlmon
haw Jndtcated, f'.le Leacue of Cities
will be uked to _. Ibo !Aul.
Daylight Burglars
Get $20,000 Coim
SANTA BARBARA (UPI) -A 900-
pound •le conCllining more than
$20,000 In oob and jewelr1> wao atolen
in ~ Fltdlof lr'Oln tlle homo of
Mr. and Mn. G<rald Crowley h«e
wbile !boy wen -briefly. Nelghbon told polJca two mep ullna
• cloll7 Olld a,.... '*1ed Ibo tol1 lrom
the Crwley home.
Red Threat
Of Invasion
SAIGON (UPI) -U.S. soldlert, .,.
UlleI')'IDeu 11nd . dlvt bomb« Pilotl
broice up a North Vloliwnele throat
to lnvode onother Amorlc&n Gree•
Beret CaD1'J auar<Hng the Combodlan
frmtier, military &pOkesrnen said to-
day.
U.S. 4th DI.vision P'!!troller1 slammed
Into a guenilla Unit COllghl within
m<rilr ran.&• Ot. tbe Due Lip cmip
Friday. U.S. lroopt called In artillery
bt!TaCea and-.. Togothu they
killed ll2 reda and -the olbtr• !loetnc!. .
Battle!llld reports said the brief mid·
· ncrntac fiil>t coal the dlviolon 's 3rd
3rlgade seven clead end nine wounded
Ill jun&le one mile IOUll>ea•t of the
cunp, 140 mn .. nO&tbwest o1 Salgoo.
U.S. Jllmnes -just below tba ~-ZOne be-the m _., .-tod ldlllacl l2 N"'1h
Vlolmm... oolil!m· 1ll>o llrecl two -roundl lnt4. ~ ...
-ent. Six Marlnla wer1 wound·
eel, Ille report oald.
,...... r.,e J
COPTER •••
e111dono1, ~ut could !lnd no !raco ol ll
A!mut e\oery -component In
Ille Sltonty S&IL ,. .. ""'°"erid from
tho Ille ind Ille n~ around
Alnndra Boulevard and Mlnae1ota
Avenue, where tilt copter plunged to
e.mlb.
Team Supe<vlaor 0-(e R. Bator
11ald t.bert waa no evidence the tmall
bolt and lta U-sbal'!<l>loct nut worked
loo1e and fell out. '
stanley Brown, 1uper.lntendeat ot
lleel 1ervlc1 for LAA, teotllled 'lbun·
day tilt.I be bu ... ., Jn hla 21 year
career known rucb a nut-bolt 1y1tem
It.ell to loll.
-Such a toe1 could have rtralned the
load on ottier bolta too severely, cau1·
Ing an ln·flltlbl 1ep-on of tlla oul-
o(.tract blade, one of ftve in the twin·
blrbojel powcnd aircraft.
'nlree mechanics who tracked the
rotora early on the mornlng of Mey 221
following a pilot squawk -or com.·
plaint -three day1 before, lestllled
they HW DO bOll mll!lng.
'l\'ackfnt: la adjustment of the rotor
bladea' forward tilt to umtonntty
witbin a fr&ctl.on of an inch.
PILOT SQUAWKS
A mlsolng bolt might be detennlned
to ~ tbt factor eventually, but other
posilble causes of the crash were
discussed in depth, often bl hl&':bJ.y
complex frames of referenct.
The aircraft's logbook showed a
variety o( pilot complainta over weeks
and months prior to the May 22
disaster, but nottrlng was noticed
earlier in the day.
Capt. Allen D. Ritter, of Los
Angele$, new it only three hours
betore the crash and said it reaponded
normally. A Federal A v J at Ion
Admtnlstration officer who Oew in the
helicopter earlier that day agreed.
Cap~ Jack E. Duples, 45, of 6442
Govin <lrcle, Huntington Beach,
radioed: "L.A., we're crashing,"
followed by two garbled words which
analysis showed seemed to be "Elp us,
elp us."
~eo radtc. contact was lost as one
of tt>e four remaining rotor blades
sla.!lled Into Ille cockpit area b-d c.apt. Dupies' Position, de'stroying the
communlcatioD.1 setup.
Witnesses 1aw the craft change
dinction btiefly twice just be!Of'e lt
tilled lldewayo -blades chopping at
the fulelage -then plunged 1Ueolly to
earth.
EllW>alvo dlacaHlon dealt also with '""~ o( a·ltllin In 11to automatic f1igbl control system, which threw tile
copter into iU fatal contortions.
lnvest.i,gators were still gathering
data 11n ttl.e "Paramount disaster when,
on Aug. 14, they were called out from
Washington , D.C., to begin the
meticulous ·Jo'b of Teastembling a se·
cond charred LAA ship.
'Ille helicopt.er flown by Capt. Ken
Waggoner, 33, of 3131 Pierce Ave.,
Costa Men, crubed into a Compton
playground while tbe pilot fought to
set tt down.
Cause of that crash, which killed 21
persOOB, Is believed to have been caus·
ed by metal fatigue in the main rotor
sI»Ddle assembly,
The widow of one Garden Grove vie·
tim filed a ,1.25 million damage suit
the !ollowillg day.
Little Old Lady
Fouls Up Holdup
WHlTTIER, Calif. (UPI) -All the
guy -waa trying to do waa rob a bank.
And all the Utile old lady was try·
Ing to do was a good deed.
She aaw this young man about 25
part hl1 car in the lot of the Crocker·
Cttiuru branch, and noticed ht left
his keys In the 1gn1Uon 1wl\ch.
So she crabbed the keys and trailed
him Into the bank where 1be found
blm lalldna to a taller. 1'Young man," 1be acolded, 11Sorne·
body'• lolnc to get their car stolen U
they don't atop leoYinf tho key1."
Wbat &he dJdn't know wu that the
YOWll man bad Just told the teller be
had a run. and wantfd a Jot of money.
The.-sllrodalhor -and
flVI up. Snatdlln& 111e l<ay1, be duh·
ed out c( Iha bent, &ot In ~JI car and
drove away. •
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'VnfJelievable' • •
··864· Donor~ Givej
I . ••
Life to Boy, 15 ~ .. ' .
Ll'ITLE ROCK, Ark. (AP).-ln.111:1
weeks, 15-yeer-otd Gary llemone baa
m.se mMor new tr1ende ud lound
ttiero ·are a I-nlce people In ·tile
-Id.
Gary, a hemoplllllac, broke hil leg
lalbe<" Who -ta for tht Sl<lte We!<
faro ~. coe• to tile blood
-al nlCbU to help.
-. Aug. 18 -. "" fell at bJa homo. Al of
'Ibunday t it W taten the clotting
.-.... from 864' pints of blood lo keep him from bleedipi. • . .
LemoDI .id his ton may have to
stay in the hospital as long as six
more weeks, depending oo when his
broken right leg beal!i, ending Ile
threat of bleeding, 111
Gery lies in a cast that reaches frcq.1
hit ~It tn the ankle c( his ::l rlgbt leg end tG above the knee of
HOMEWARD BOUND
Newport Pilot Rttd
Balboa Hero
Coming Home
October 7th
ByEVEL~SHERWOOD
01 '" DalN I'll•! lllff
Lt. Peter T~Reed, U.S.N .. 28, ion of
Mr. aod Mrs. Edward IL Reed of 33
Channel Road, Balboa, will return to
CalilorDla Oct. 7 -
The Ni.vy A-4 "Skybawk" pilot bas
flown 150 combat missions in support
of the commitment in Vietnam and
has received many commendation
medals for meritorious service-and
heroism during bis eigbt·montb com·
bat cntiae.
They include 10 Air Medals, the
Navy Commendation l\ledal, tho"Vle~
nam.ese Service and Campaign Medal
and the Vietnamese Cross of Gallan·
try.
H~ served a! Per1onDel Officer and
Landing s1~a1 001oor for A.¥ Squ~ Ill. He b8' persc>niJ!l'._mtde ~9'..~sfed landings ~~w-.~ ·~~
A+ '*1iate of 1be _unr;~ fit.
:;outhern Calllornla, Lt. Reed Will
J'J'Mlk& hi• home upon hJJ return from
the combat area, in Leemore, where
the squadron ta based when not aboard
the e.ir'craft carrier USS Bon Homme
Richard.
Air California
Reveals Profit
NEWPORT BEACH (AP) -For the
first month in ft~ lB·montb existence,
Air OalifonU bas been able to report
a profit.
President Oerl Benacoter t.old Thurs·
day's annual stockholdera meeting the
airline cerrled mere than 70,<MX> pu-
seogen in August and allowed a pro!it
of '38,500.
The company previously reported
net lOH of $958,620 fOr the filcal year
ended J\Dle 30 Oii. revenue of '6.6 mil·
lion. BenetOter predicted the carrier
\ftlUJd traD6port more than one mil·
lion pa.111Seng«W for the current fiscal
"'"· Stockholders approved a proposal
t:o increaes authorized shares from one
mUlion to three million. A cunpany
spokesman said the move will allow
greata" fiexlbility In lurture UJ>8D·
skm plans...,
Funeral Services
Will Be Sunday
For Mrs. Gurskell
Funeral servi<:es will be held at 3
p,m. Sanday fOr' Marion Milne
Gunkell, a resMle:nt 0( Laguna Beach
since 1943.
Mrz . Gunk.ell, 79, of 821 Ramona
St., died Friday morning al Soulll
Coa«I Oommuotly Hospfflal tollowlntl a
brief lllness.
Services wUl be conducted In
Laguna Beech Funeral Home chapel
by ttle Relf. Herry Gerlwd. minister
of tbe Church of RellgioUll Scieoce.
Afterwards Mrs. Gurskell'1 uhes
will be scattered «t aea, according to
her request.
Mrs. Gurskell fOunded Marlon Milne
Real Estate in 194.$ which she
operated untll her retirement 1n 1957.
It U now operated by ~er son, Lloyd
MUM and hi1 wile, Modellne.
Mrs. Gurikell was a pointer and
former exhibitor at the Fetti\flal of
Artl. She wu a mem1*' of .._ Church of
RlllaioDI Science and WU &Cilvt In
th• Laauna S..cb SIUfleboonl Club.
Born In AU>trallt, Mn. Guntell c:eme
In Lquna from Miami Beach.
In .addltien to be:r 10n1 aurvlvon ln·
elude " daug!Mr, Mn. Jolln Wltr ol
Altldena: a lister, Mrw. Vma Gnice
ol Sydnly, AUJ1rllla; and four
erandcbllchn.
Hemopllillo ta o liorldltary condltloo
le which tile bloOd -not Clc\I nor-
mcUJy, causing pniQnged bleed!il1. IL D. Lemoos, Gery's father, Wis
the respoDJe of blood donors "unbe·
lievable."
"Sometime you wonder what the
wr.rld ls cooling to. but it r-.es .. u
yur faith in the human race, '1 Gary
.oald from bis bo4 at Ille Unl""'all1
Of Arloanlat MedlCal Ceotef.
The dooon have raiiged f)uri eolloge
11Udentl fl> allout 110 resl~t.s...ol. lb•
901J'thee.st .Arkansas town of Hamburg,
some of Ml<lDl were flown to Llttle
Rock on Gov. Wint.brop Rockefeller's
private jet. Many persons responded
too a pOOllc appeal !-0r donon .
With the rmmber of donors, GMJ 'S
Ielt leg. The cast bears the 1uto -
of biJ frieodl. ~;
Gary's days are filled. There wa1
a party on his 15th bi.rtbday Aug. 30.
NUII'ISe!i oa hi1 floor furnished the cake.
He hras finished reading a book about
a Ruaoien royal Bnn~ !hat had fivo
generations of. hemophilia. .
He hu never been in clu1 alnce • 1er1na t11e tOth erado ~ l,>f hnlb bJJ
Jeg before ICbool --but lio l<aeps up with IU llve aubjlcil wli!I'
tho help " a leeeher -vlllts blm, dolly. •
(An "A" and "B" studerlt, Glr')' bopo-
ef to 'earn a doctorattJn matbematlc1.
"lie' s a pretty mott,vated i\O' ,u ..,._
a boOp!W tpllitttman. :
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'Dixieland at Disneyland's
:0
Features 9 Bands Tonigh~
. ..
Nine of ·the natioo's top jazz band•
will be on band for the .ninth annual
"DlJ.leland at Disneyland" tonight.
Louis Annstroog, however, who was
orl(!nally sdleduled to perform has
best forced to cancet his engagement
due to a leg allmeot.
Even witt!. Ute abaence of. 11Sa.tch·
mo", groups such as Teddy Bucknel''11
Band, Turk Murphy's Band, the Fire·
hou$e Five Plus Two and the Mickey
Finn Show imure succeu !or the fel!I·
ti val. ,
The one·night affair whi<:h gets un.
der way at a:ao p.m. will begin with a
"Tailgate !\amble" JlO?"'d• by torch·
ll!illl lhrougl\ Ille streets of D!sneyland.
Following (be parade will be a tra·
ditional Disney-style firewvrks display,
after which the bands will heed for ln·
divldllll -· lbrougboul Dis-neyland for more than five boun of
Dlxloland mmlc.
'1\mong the more sensational groups
preOlnl will be Turk.,MIJll>by's bao4.
Proposition IA
'Big Headache'
For Assesso1·
By JACK BROBACK
Of TM Dill~ P'l"1 ll•H
PrOJ)Osition 9 on the November
ballot might be Ille big bugaboo for
most county officials bu! the newest
tax measure, Proposition l·A, will be
his biggest headache, County Assessor
A(ldrew J. Hinshaw told supervisors
Friday.
"lf Prop. l·A passes, I will have to
have at least 10 more full tlme
employes and 50 part.time workert to
take care of the additional wort toad,"
Hinshaw pleaded.
The as&euor said apace would be
an~er big problem. ''We are
°""'"allng """In ball the apace tho ad-
miniBtratlv. office ·says We' 1hould
haye aoo would Med 3,000 sqna.re feet
more plus additional equipment and
furniture."
Key piovisions of Prop. l·A provides
for a nat f10 rebate m property taxes
paid this year fOr all topayera and a
f750 exempUon on property
assessment& starting next year.
Also the measure irovldes that
renters may doUble their state in<:ome
tax exemption; ellmlnates the pro-
perty tax on' household furnishing• and
provides • 15 percent exemption ll1
business inventory taxes.
Hinshaw said passage of the
measure would increase i>aper work
tremendously. "It would lncree&e the,
number of pieces of paper handled by
our office by at least ~,000."
"1bi1 means an tncreaae to ilve
times the paper volmne we now
have," tbe a11e11or 11Hl'ted.
Prop. t, Oii the other hand would
have little effect 00 hia omce,
Hinshaw said.
SlJf)e.tVi.9ors asked the assessor to
give them a detailed letter nut Tues·
dly outlining actions he wishes them
to take.
'Battle of Chicago'
March Slated Today
<JH.JCAGO (UPI) -U1"1«med and
P-poilco lode7 braced tor a march down Mktllgan Avenue and
a l'ally Ill Gnnt Park to comm-.
tllo -111ntversary ol the bloodJ .. Bettle ol Chk9go ...
The d--prolettin& Police h#Jdlhll o( cortventic.weet desbe1
-pollcl and militant Pt'Olellon II _.-by , .. era1 anllwor aad
''pooce" _.. Their leaden •Ill·
moc.d !hot more ~ 10,000 will tin
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Tho Murphy oriantr*.ilon baa bOei>
latgecy respon>lble for Ille revilall%a,-:
-ol DWelaol Ill San Franctaco In'.
receot years. Another favorite ii~~:
peter Teddy Buctne<, who along \fltli.
the Other stars of his band, will ~
pear at the festival for b111 filth coli·· secutive seaaon. ,.,.
In addition the afore·mentiooa.l ects,
sped.el hour·long Dixieland rewes will
take place on the Tor:norrowland Stag~,
at 9:30 p.m., ll:OQ p.m. and 1:00 a.m.
MC for this special attraction will bl!~·
Chuck Cecil of KFI radio :: :
The $7.50 admission charge, witN1
tickets available at gete, includes un.i
limited use of. all of the Disneyland 1
facilities with the exception of the~
shooting galleries, and admission u(.
all oi the performance areas.
Court Orders
Times-Mirror
To Sell Sun Co.
SAN BERNARDINO (AP) -The .
Gannet Co. Of Roche6ter, N. Y ., and
the Times-Mirror Co. of Los Angeles
allnounced Friday an agreement in
principle for the sale of the morning,,
evening and Sunday newspapers mi.
San Bernardino to the Gannett Co. 1
The sale involves the Sun Co., wblch-
publisbes the Morning Sun; the Even'~'
ing Telegram. and the Sun-Telegranl>
printed on SatW"day and Sunday. ::
The proposed sale is subject to'
preparation of a definitive agreemen~
the announcement said, and approval~
by the boards of directors of both:
companies. r.
The sale also must be approved by
the U.S. District Court. The court
ordered the Times-Mirrc.-Co. to sell
the Sun Co. as result of an action
brought by the Jao;tlce Department,
which cbarged that acqulsitioo of the
Sun Co. in 1964 violated federal an·
ti.tnlst law.
The Gannett Co. operates 30 dG.lly~
newspapers and nine broadcast sta·
lions in New York, New Jersey, Con·
necticut, Illinois and F1arida.
The weekday San Bernardino Morn.
ing Sun and Evening Telegram have a
combined circulation of 78,00>. The
Sun-Telegram clrculaliion on Sunday ii
00.000.
The Sun Co. also includes Acme
Colorpriht Co., which print.a Sunday
color Comics for 52 newspapers tn the
West and the Inland Prlnllng &'.
Engraving Co., e. commttciaJ prtntei"
end engraver. The company also oWJlfl
substantial real estate 1n downtown~
San Berna.rtlino. .. i
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State Tax Bills '"
Set for Mailing '"
• SACRAMENTO (AP) -lncome td
time is still slx months away, but
398, 711 ~ms will get btlll freq
the Q.te next week for $280 mUUot
they will owe wlien April 15 roill
around.
The Sllalo Fran<!Ue Tu ao.<I w!IJ..
mill the bllll to the slrale'• moot .m11:
ent ptl'90ll&l Income tax payu-1, w~,..
now ere required to pa7 in advance OfF '
tile taxea they wlll caJculate nut Aprtt;
on this yMr'• income.
The 1Mr 11PPlles to ptr!M>DI wh01t P
191'1 stat·e income tax "" '200 oc.:
Jll(ft, or ~· whose joint returns .. -Of tu of $IOO or more. . ..
lldol.I of the board aay m0<e thaa,
80,000 " Iha bUJa .... for '1.000 ... DM"e. ,..
Felluro to mat1 tile advonoe poy-
menll -l'llOll In penaK!el front •
Mllcb t1io ~or """ be ucuaed. ooly fQr rma1""1te cau1e. ,.,.
The deadline for the 7.l per cent o(.;
the stele'• ~ "' fill their eel· -m11r111 11 0t:1. 31. \ I
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Ofl'lrle~~-...
•.. · It coot Poul lt-11 $325 and bJs
~wo companiona •2~ each f<r P·
ting hil!h. high •t d>e High in Be!Je-i?J!e, llI. ·Russell, 18, and two 14-
year-old girJs were a.rrested for
staging a beet party on the nicl of
lhe West Junior High School •
tiUa Carenb11, one of London'! lissome
lassie'.!', shows off the decoU.ete Ban-
lon hooded print pantsuit from th«
Worth Re1ortwear Collt'ction b11 Scan.-
dinavian designer Sigh.rttn during Cl
recent ;uant down the Strand. • ~ H1rold FulktrJOn, 39, of Bloom ..
ington, ID., was rescued from his
pickup truck just In . the nick . of
time. He had been pinned upside
down in a creek for 10 hours with
his head partially under wat~r.
Hospital officials said he was m
fair condition, but the first thing
lie asked for was a drink of water. •
., Teachers. were asked what
they th.ought should be done
with half of a $900,000 surylus
in the Las Vegas School l>i$trict
budget. Most recommended a
,1 Chri&tmas .boniu for ttachers.
J. The school· board said it would·
considrr this.
• Herman Fih:gerald Richards, 59,
pleaded guilty In court today to
"maliciously administerinf coal
gas" into his neighbor's room and
was placed on probation with th.e
admonition "you must not do 1t
again." Richards said he used a
rubber hose to send whiffs of gas
through a bole in the wall when
his neighbor's parties became too
rioisy. "This usually quieted them
down ," he said . •
A woman toa3 excused from
l ;ury duty in West Palm Beach,
Fla., when she told the ;ud{le
t she didn't think she could dis·
cuss obscenity with five male
i jurors. The panel WC1$ being ~ chose-n to htar charges a~ai~t
fiv e me n accused of publishing
i obscene comics in the Florida
~ Free Press, a hippie·orienUd
tabloid newspaper.
• ~Cary Bums and Danny Ladd, of
Mineral Wells, Texas, found they
had a Jot in common when they
wound up in the same room at Palo
Pinto General Hospital. Burns and
Ladd. both 17, were both accident..
ally shot in the foot on the same
day while frog hunting with two
friends. The accidents occurred five
miles apart and within two hours
of each other.
Shooting Suspect
Pleads Innocent
. Earl R. Lyon, 24, cbarpd with
rhanslaugher In the 1h00Ung death of a
Santa Ana man followln& an argument
last July 12, bu pleaded Innocent to
the charge in Superior Court bere.
Judge William C. Speln .et Ocl 22
a-. the date for a hearing: on • motioa tO dlsmls• the charge again.rt Lyon, a
Yorba u.nda re1lde11t, who ii accused
In the de1th of Raymond C. Rull. 23,
S"anta Ana. 1'ria1 ba1 been tentati•elJ
s~t for Dec. 4, pending the outcome of
the hearine.
Lyon w11 arrested orlglnaIJ,y on
l)lsPldon of murder, but !hi cblrgo
WU redopd durio( I prellmtnll)'
boll'lnC ot. the cue In Santo Ana
MunidJ"ll Court.
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·Bike Overboar •
NO SERIAL NUMBERS, SO BIKE IS THROWN IN DRINK
Horbor Offlcl1I Jack Betti {!oft) ind N1wport Del. Ken Smit~
MACHINE DISAPPEARS WITIIOUT LEAVING TRACE
Batts and Smith 'Jettisoned' Bike 3 Miles Out at S.a
WHY IT WAS 'CONTRABAND'
S...111 Numbers Were Drilled Off
Astronauts in Final
Test Before Launch
c.u>E KENNEDY (UPI ) -'n!l"ee
Apollo astronauts p~ their spJceshlp
throtlgh the final bours of.lt.s last blr
IHI today before launch Oct. 11 '"Id
the uercile waa reported procreating
-·•hitch.
Tbe run, called a runt readiness
telt,· wu an overall cbect or the enUre
224-lOot rocket and cpacecran com·
blnaClon.
Motorcycle Ends
Run With Splash
Whop ! Clonk! Bong! Splo sh!
J ust li ke thot o Hondo 160cc
motorcycle wort h obout $250 wo s
hammered by e sledge and given
the deep-si x treatment by New-
port Booch police.
The doomed cycle was done in
Wednosdoy becouse it hod o blonk
space where its iden tify ing num·
bers should have been , police eK·
ploinod.
Declo rod "controbrond" by tho
courts, the cycle could not be so ld,
traded, or given away. So police
were ordered to destroy the per·
.fectly good mach ino.
I Newport offrcers came into pos.
·session of the cycle a year ago
when • patrolman stopped its two
riders for a traffic violation.
I Tho officer found tho cycle's
serial numbers we re drilled off. He
arre sted its claimed owner for pos·
sessi on of a vehicle without identi-
fy ing numbers, as required by law.
The youth a""rted he hod
bought tho cycle from a friend for
$50. Unfommatoly. the frie nd
could not corroborate tho tale.
He hod, accord ing to the boy,
iust died.
Skepti~al officers said that any·
one should hav-. known tho mo-
chine wa s worth more th an $50.
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Rock.et Range Planne
I I t ' •
' Ford: to Test P.topellants at Capo .S~,.''~.,.
net.111 •Of an 879-acre roe~« teat
ranee to be lociltod near San Juan
Capjstrano have been AllllOUJlCod by
P!iilco-Fonl'1 AmlllWonl< Dlvlalon In
Newport B<ach.
Tllo property 1-ed from tho
O'Neill Ranch will l>e used to test pro-
pellants and small rocket mot.ors beioC developed by the Newport Beach
labonlory.
'Ibe test area seven miles ftom San
Clemente and fartt:ier nay from other
developed areas wl.n be in Opention
by early 1969, with about 15 employea.
Philco-Ford Vice President John B.
Lawson said, however, as many as 100
workers will staff the facility in the
next five to 10 years.
The project wW include site im·
provementa, .lncludin( a tiring range ,
a 4,000-square -foot building with of.
fices, labs and machine shops, and a
storage facWty.
Only about 65 acres will be uaed in·
iti.ally and a buffer zone, to remain in
effect at the range's completion, wW
be establls'1ed for security and noise
protection.
Earlier this month, ttie Orange
County Planning Comm.IS6ion issued a
2oning vvianee to operate the facility,
which will primarily 1erve the U.S.
Defen&e Department.
The test site is about 2.26 milel lon&
and: .75 miles wide Md t1 liocated on a
priv~ road oft Qrt.flga Highway,
lying adjle<llt to Camp -· It will 9djoin 1 similar rocnt tell!nc ranp.
Funeral Services
Slated Monday
For Elmer Smith
Elmer B. SmJth, owner of the
Harbor Transfer and Storage for 23
years, died at Hoag Memorial Hospital
after a short illness Ttnasday. He ,..,
66.
Services wlll be held at 2 p.m. Mon·
day at Bell Broadway Chapel, Costa
Mesa.
He was active in clvlc affairs and
was a member of the Costa Mesa
Chamber of Commerce ; a charter
member of the l .W.O.S., and the 1Jon1
Club of Costa Mesa.
He is survived by three daughters,
Mary C. Bose, Peggy Stearns and
Jeanne Temple, all of Costa Mesa, a
brother, Kenneth of Oklahoma; eight
grandchildren; and 1 even great·
grandchildren.
rnterment will be at Westmln1ter
Memorial Park, Westminater.
'Dixie,' Rebel Flags
Dropped at Miami U.
CORAL GABLES, Fla. (UPI) -The
president of the UnJvers6ty of Miami
has ordered the unJversJty band to
stop play.Ing "Di.1.ie" and all con-
federacy symbols on the campus be
discarded.
The president's , decision comes in
tll.e m i d d I e of • push by Negro
students at South Dade High Sebool to
change the echoo1'1 n 1 c k n a m e ,
"Rebels," and abandon the ute of con·
federate unilorms for the school· band
and the use of !.~e confederate flag 11
a scllool symbol
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Heck No, ·St.ables Won't
Go; Little Girls Say So ..
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Hell hath no fury ~e a little girl
wboao pony ta losing II> home. A!k
Irvine Company President William
Mason.
From hi• office en down (Mtle
misses are notoriously contemptuous
Of titles), the company 1n the last few
weeks has been besieged. by teartul
moppets and lrate moms.
All proWted Irvine plana to cl••• down the Rancho cetritos Stables
between Corona dol Mar and Laf\111& -· Irvine officials announced today 'that
they've Jive.n up. '!be ~bles will stay
open.
The horse ranch, on the cliffi below
Coast Highway, boards about 1.50
horses, Most of them be.loo& to little
i\rls.
M....,, -didn't-laxM' of the ori&intJ. le&H cancellation plans, 11al
11Ul'riaed by tho .Uddon ~·· One WU I pe!ition ~ by 2l)
Suzies, N•y• and Kathys. They ask·
ed "Mr. Pr!lident" whel'fl their horses
could be kept 1l there were no Rancho
Cerritos.
There wu also a letter from Jenifer
Hutchinson. Sbe'aaid:
"I'm a little girl who is 9"' yean
old. I baive a pony who J.love dearly.
His name ii Sugar. I ride him when 11
get a chance. He lives at Rancho Cer·
rll<ls which la bejng clOled down.
"P\eue, Irvine Company, give our
It.a~ a new place. 'Cause if yoq don't,
l won't see Sua:ar any mOH."
Thet did It.
The Irvine hllh command decided
not to terminate the lease until the
company had built "super" strablee of
Jt;a: own.
Plans are now in the works for the
new -Jes, llCCOrdlnc to Doniel .\..
O'!WftB, managw Of lrvine'a °*~'
mercial properties.
O'Farren 1aJd no o:act location hla.
been determined r... the Irvine tlll>ltl,'
but tho rile Will be ln "Ulla ,.,....al ......
He mentioned T\lrtle Rock and s..i'
Canyon aa poulbilltiet. ~;
"The Jed baa -.,. • .,. high.
J>rl..-tty !:"our pumlnf d--," he empbuiied. , .,
Tile Imno ~. ol>Wouoly, Im'\'
Just borliflC a"OUDd. . i ~
Deportation Due ·
For Pot Charge?-:
• A Z.year~kt l CaDldl1n ,living th"
AMl!elm may be doported fafr
-bing bl• I-year-old ... lo ......
m8rijuana. · : ~
Superior Judge William C. Speirs
Thuraday ordtnd llobert S. Rodgers
to .eerve one year in the Or nae eoun": ·
ty jalJ foll.....i by -y-.o pro-batton for furnishing the narcotic )"
hls son. :
Ae<0rdiog to testimony In coozt
Thursdey, the U.S.1 m ml gr a ti on
Servict is constder:ing deportation d'
Scott to his native · Olmda = result of bis ~vioU'?J!\ Judge ~ .
as part at Scott: 1 sentemce,
mended that he be deported.
The boy hu been turned o•er to hJs
mother, dlVOl'tled · from Rndier1 -
living kl SeaJ Btiaeb. Rod&ers was
ordered to avoid all contact with h1a
son as part cil tbe se~tence.
other thing. . '· No man -1"lllk oh: ..,. a i
week, and aloo -~ 1 ''
........ I am ODO ....... ti,;,,, for f Help me stamp out ::.;~n~0~:;~ .
doet not etay open after di•••wi:· scruff ians, lopsiders uy nening of the week. '· That ellminalel lopoiden. ,
& ( h') d I (3) Some men ...., filled •
Yee . ang eseats liedty when they bay the ...it ••.
Other_ eh_ .. _ TbOt
Yoa'll not find t"-ti.roe
wordo ia Wel>okr'1. Y .. '11 fiad
tbe official definltiono only iJI
Bidwell'•·
-Scruflian: one whooo nit
never again loob a1 niee H it
did in lhe otore mirror.
-LopoUkr: one wb°"' 111it
wa1 altered by a earpenter.
---lhnt~: om who1e
trM:1t11 don't quite Hay •p to
fall mut pooition.
Unlike a ..,rtaln brMd eom-
puy, I ti.lid otrong bodlet
three way1.
(1) I oell hand tailored
1ai11. Mott 1ait1 are 1ti&cltecl
like pajamao, flat, on a ""!inf
""""'""'" Then lher're Lrwd into i.. ...... •""1>e .. ._
tCll"J. Alter ev_, cleaning, ti.,.
9" .ritllat buk to t1i.eiJ' ocitiMJ
fliot ""'"""""· TheU..--to ~ the abape baek In, .....
J.e ..., -prw It aueoly
Ilse--my""' -My hand IAlllond "'* ..
-intbef-•ftlse .... -1"'• ............ (WW to
,..)·wt.,..111e1, ..._ 11t11i
ea, lite• prcis-. tlaee 1th t ,
u he -1111til lhe ~ ii · io, • ':'Y ~. welsfit, "" 1J11>in
·--· ...... ~. . -pl. eomp-. ,..., __,... ,. pt1t m If, for ex i. ~ · •• it fork_. _...,,_-aot .. A .. ruffian ii only a oeraf al>!e to P_,.,. tlse follow-•
-Ing .....do, "Plo.e don't -fian if he doet not ha.., my th ...,....J..,"" · d ...
label next to.hi• heart. e r--J ' an y~u Ye
(2) A "-nt tailor ii hard been hry '8 your llllla •'-
to find any more. The really where, P may ba•~ 1 · preb-
good onee are almott extinet. lem hr ~ ~lrdupo11 dept •
Hine ii a really lfOod one. 'Jhat I where Jock Bil! .... 11
11'e 'belt in all~ Co.aty. eomea to J'O'll' n1me. Don't
He bold. a needle wltlo....,... uk yoar deoner to take 91',
thmftb -d foreflaweri lbe11e .ewing. If yoa're ~ wider,
dummy -~.... or uar:r-ower, rn alter )'OIB' ...it
-.... t.otd a .-alnl p.., to fit, for a ......... ] ehlll'!Je, no
How come my talJot" lo bet-matter where ~ ''-@ht it.
ter dum th-oleewhere? Well, U you're a ......... t from •
I pay -mo...,.. My -(1111111e of 1&ore) oo: ,~-of
peUton 1111d lhe -ioy-t -.i),or-&om•-•f _. ... _.t ,.et ......... od -.), rn ndmlJle ,__
.... he " t. ...,. p-Dy -I IO w,1.1? ..
p111. Be --·AM --t'111'1aleepry....,.._r
Jack Bidwell
3467 Vie U ... 81 ::;:;: 8""L, ID """b:! ....
-to ,W.' •'• -.d 11te u. 111 ...
Pl 11 el fNe pa11•I I 1111 the -· ri.o.. ~ c,,,...., 19'8, J.ek .. llJatlL
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· Tbt Flrtl 'IJ1lled .. Maaati. Oma, GO W.
=~-==--~ ;·•.t:• Alll ll o.m. su.la'J.
....... 11 ... lllcUrd.
Dololrp ~at-. A
.... .l .... auw JNIMIJ •nd
• -odlOol cW..1 will 1lo ..-at both houri.
,,,. ~ lollowohlp "°"" • wUI --1:30 .. 1:30 p.m.
Dr. ww;.m 11. Ell<r.
.... .--.. ol tb• Latbllra• .. ~ ., U.. M.ute:r, 2:900
,._ Vlow Drive. °"""'" .clol ·Mor, will deli-a
-tltlod "Alllllllnt: rull stature" •t Sunda1'1
1:'5 and 11 a.m. waralip
·:houri.
-cl the consre1ation ... wm start a new Bible study
,,. cJua at 1:45 a.m. 'lbe book
~ 7.ol Jomnlab will be the IHI
• ~-ltudl· .•• "
:· Tbt Flr1t Ualttd
-~. M-at Cbattb, mt !'Ith
St., HUDUniton Beach, will
conduct two w ors h \P
services Sunday. The Rev.
G. lluaatll Shaw will pr .. cll
on the topic "Th• Trag>dy
0 f Emptinel1.1' Service•
l>elln at 9:il0 and II a.m.
New membln wtI1 be
roceivod durinl the 9::M>
ltf\lke. Olurcb IC h 0O1
clll1t1 will be held at t ;SI
Ind U a.m. and nlll'llQ ..,. will bo trcwklod.
Th•S"'*Yachoololtbt F•••tafa Valle1
Pn1bytartn Chrdi, 9Q)
Talbert Ave., enters it. •
cond week of lb: attendance
contest this Sundaj>. Tum
c.ap:atns are Mrs. At:atha
Campbell and Mr. Jerry
P utaln'." Mrs. Robort Betti
ii cbainnall. Sunday school
be .... at 9\45 a.m.
"Whit Ia God?" ii the ti·
U• Cl the sermon P_,..,
StoWy P. Allen will deliver
at the U a.m. worship hour,
Special music will be by Mrt:. Stanley P. Allen,
soprano.
At 7:30 p.m. one of the
MOOdy lnatilut. of Sci_.
filml will be shown. 'ntled
"Flylnji Wonden" the film
11 allout bata.
"The Reyol Reid 14 Hap.
pi.Dess" ii tbe sermon topic
fOf' Sunday to be given by
Dr. Henry Gerhard.
mini.at.er of the Laguna
Baacli QllUb of l\aUilo111
Scleace, 20062 Laguna Can·
yon Road. s.rv1c.. beJin
at 9 and 11 a.m.
Sunday ocbool and the
youth """" meet during tbe
Pew
O o'clock aervlc1. T la e
church allo spoaaor1 a
PUbllc -· « IAlturo World, ~ 2, .. e11
'Dlurlday at 10 a.m. ·
'11 Ani the Docr0 will be
the meuac• ,iven by the
llUlor. the J\ev. WUU. J. Lo1r, or tho First Baplllll
Clntrda of Huntlnaton
Beacll, at both the 1:30 a.m.
service at Peek'• Chapel,
7101 BoJ1a Ave .•
We~er, and the 11 a.m. at e Hun-llnlt<>n Bea ape!, Sixth
and Orange.
The 7 p.m. famlly nlJl!t
service w1Il couUoue it&
l!1l<!y Cl the Old Testament
with tho book of Levlticua,
"B<o>;irl& Down 121• Bar·
riars."
Thia Sunday at Com·
munlty Metllodlll Cbarell,
11662 Hell Ave .. Huntington
Beach_. the 1\ev. Lawrence
T. Young will be preach.int
at both the 9 Uld 10:30
services on 1'Receivin1 tbe
Spirit." ChW'Ch I c b 0 O 1
classes will be offered at
botf! hOID'I.
A mmnbership training
clu1 for adults will beCiD
thil Sunday at. 9 a.m.,
(See PULPIT, Pqe I)
Shewmake
Appointed
N-11Wi>orS..VMth·
day AdY<n!Ut Cburcll has
-"1ted tbe Rav. John
Shewmab as it.a a e w
· minister. He tiUreeedS Elder
Huold Flory who wu
tru5lmed14Vl-.ute.
The Rev. Shewmak e
moves to the Harbor Area
from Vilta, Oallf. where he
WU ' & minlJter for dJ:
years. Prev101IY be served
oburdlea at Brawley and
F'ollbrook.
The Rev. Sheyml&ke 111d
his wiff, Carol. have four
cbildrm. They are ..ttllng
In their ......... at ~1
T-...,y Courl, llun·
lilJtllX!n BMC!!.
Past0r's Daugliter . Missionary
To Be Missionary Conference
· Scheduled Miii ~ J. J:lhr,
---., Dr. -JI. i:n.r, ,..... ., -dtl
Mir'•~~.,
... -· -MnJ Bll!r. , ~ ..... 14 lie a m'wtMi'rrJ
.-. In Alrlca.
u Sf\o,WU! ~ -~ :..:.:::·~~~: 1.uibCM Cb u re b Ill ,..._. ... lpodol_
at the cburcb, -at
2900 -View Drl ... Sundl,y' <lee. 13.
The IO:IO a.m. -
will bo • port ., tl!o --fr 11atloa'1 iotll ....
nlv.-y. A recopdool b:
memben will bo liold ~
2o 301451Db~.
TUine port In b «ID·
mlaD>nlll( -will bo Miii EUC'1 fd>er, Dr. Oll'I
W.Sec-.~
o1 the P..W. -•Ill
Synod, tbe llov. ~ W.
Dupn cl' Port ~
W ubin&t<m, repre,..tln(
Ille World Mission BMrd,
and -pulorl ., ..
C<mll'•ptioa.
MillEU•aradu&ted
from Colifonlla ~
Colle(t In Tbou11nd Olb In
June, 1187 wttb a BA delroo
A,RICA IOUND
Miu Miry J. Iller
ID Enlllsi> and .,_under
the Wotld -BMrd al
tbt Encllob Lanr••c•
lmtJtute o1 the UUverslty of
Mlchipn at Am AJi>or in
order .. -En(lllb .. Alrloons.
Sb• bae l>eeoaulped lo.
ocbool In -and will leave 111 1acn u offtcit.l•
caa. lllWllt clearaa::e.
A<lplOla~-,._wlll bo-udaod"'
-ml lltllle ,.......,.,
m•11km1111 bmerlJ .-v· Inc wllb TEAM ID , 1ndla
-.. Tlbolan bordar, at Cllllral llil>lo Churcb, 23rd
Md ~. Coata Mesa,
Oot. 4,. """ On ~. Oct. 4, Mn . ~ wll """""'" • -cllnaer lor file .con· INSTRUCTOR ~s...dly, Oct. s, the Tho Rev. Moynord forco a.v. ~ will speak ot
boCh the t ~a.m. and IOolO
a.m. IOfVlcol. Al the 7 p.m. anx. be will show 11ide1
and toll cl the couple's work
ID Tibet.
I.amaa to Talk
A noted author a n d
blbllcll sc:bolar, Dr. Goorl•
M. Lamu. will be the IUesl
1peat:er at Sund1y'1 JO a.m.
ltr'Vlct of Newport Unity
Chacb in tbe senior citizens center, ™'1 and Irvine.
The subject of bil trail:
Sunda)> ril be "The Bible :
The Wotld'• Grea~t Mori!
and Spiritual Guide.'"
Prophecy
School Set
A "Nllbt School of
Propbecy" w:fl! bo bold at
prince of Peace Lutheran
Church, 21187 Mesa Verde
Drive, ()>eta. Mesa, Sunday
tbr'"'ib Tueoday with th•
Rev. Maynard Force, presi·
dent of the California
Lutheran Bible School, as
instructor.
The ....vices will be held
at 7o00 p.m., Slmday and
7:10Moadtym!~.
··oRAN .G·E -COAST CHURCH DIRECTORY I
FAllVllW IAPnST CHURCH "''...,
Ill~ ..... _. hilt Dftw. CM.
10 A.M. WORSHIP SERVICE
t A.M.. IU .. DAT CMUll'M ICHOOL •ill •.M. M. Ml a Jr, Mt ..... Y_,. ,_...,_.,
1 ...... WM. 1111 a l :IS P.M. ................. v. ,.....,_ •.-r c..-._,..,,
HAUOR TRINITY IAPTIST CHURCH
Int .... It. • ....... C.... W-
.IUIT -LTAHCL -Sunday 1!cMo1 9:411 a.m. Morning Wonhlp 11:00 a.m.
Bapllll Tralnln( Union. s p.m. Evealni aervlct 7 p.m.
Wec!Deada1 Bible Slud1 • Prayer ........... 7:00 p.m.
''
RRST SOUTHERN BAPTIST CHURCH
llO HAMILTON, COSTA MIU
R••· l•lt Sc.hm•lt1kopf
Wdt, SM'¥1c.1 , , l :lO A.M. Tn1!11f111 U11l•11 • , •• , , ••• 6100
~ ScliMI ••••••• t:41 P.111111 w.m1, •••••••• 1:00
M•,.1119 WenfilllJ •••• 11 :00 W•d. f¥111T11t S.Mce , •• 7111
...... 64Jo.fll1 ".,..,,....,.A .....
UNIVERSITY IAP11ST CHURCH nu .. L fAUU.Dll ID.
UJl'TA ANA HllaKTI , aut11•A'f ICtttol ...... , ............................ t1• A.M. MOIUUllfe WOIUlllJ ,,., ................ , ............. 11 AM. IVlflllllf• .... KIP •.•. , ............................... 1 P.M.
MIDWlllC l•ltvtel WIDMDDA'f . .. . .. .. ........ 11" r.M.
llYo .. llT C,UHU.-CHUltC" rNCIMI ~
RUT FIRST CHRISTIAN
IAPTIST CHURCH CHURCH
., -,_ Victoria & Placontia Ave. ,..._.._ ..,....) Costa Men
17411 M........ ,,,_. L ......, ....... ....., ~
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
' CHURCHES
ltAllCllB °' THI 110\'HD CHUICH
TMI •lbl CHURCH OI CMlllT, ICllNTIST
IN IOITON, MAllACHUlllTI .
Subject of i:.eslOn -September ~
"REALITY"
Coron• dol t,lor-So....i Cllurch of .._rt IHch
C......*'M•~
••• c.-K. " .... c.... .....
a.rd IS.-., IU11I 11 A.W,
---nuL-11wy.
Cotti Mos-first Church
•10 w. , ... St. Sn. ,,, u. t ill
.......... 2 .......... Dr.
--ltuntl""°" INct.-fll'lf Chu..., . , . ·ri ~~on.. ..... f:J0, 11:11..f&ll.,IJ ~ •
.'I _.., ... •-110011" ...
n•·loach-Flrst Church ~
tll HJtl DrM In. t :JO, 111 II. t :JO, It.
IM4l"t lMM Ill Hit' Dr.
Nilwport Boact.-Flm Churdl
JJOJ YM l.We S... t :ll. 11 1 SS. t :ll, 11.
........... -Jll 1 • I.We
All are cordWly Invited to attend the church services
and enjoy the privileges Of the lleadln& Rooma
"'· --- -o.;::.:,:=" EVANGEUCAL FREE CHURCH S11ittl1y $de.I •••••• t&IO AM ..,,, w .... • • I Jll • op HUNT1Na10N QACH
M .... r .. w.n111, •• '''"AM ..... ac::.. .::.:·:.~·::::: .• ~ •• :.n: ' 1t12 ROllDA All. Pr1ytf' krtk• •••• 6:11 PM ..... ......., ........ tlr• 1.-. ~ SCMM ....... ·. tr4f .LM. ....... .._., .......... •1• r.M.
fn11l11t Wenl!lit • , , , 7100 PM ,....... ...._. · ............... ' 11.-. ._...... ..,.., ... · 1t• A.M. ._.. ............. 1•• P.M. ............................ ,....._ WIDMllDAY • .,.., • ...-.,,,tlf'ltAI Nursery Care Provided ~ .:~~\'cs~~~~~;:'~ ~~~~14~7-4144~~~~~~ ..... ~~71~1 ~ .. ~·~· ... ~·~~::::=::::::::::::;::;:;;;~~~~~~;:;;:;;~;:~::::::::::::~11
FIRST CHRISTIAN
CHURCH
M1in I: Acltmt Streeh
Huntington l•1ch
'MONilflll Wonhlp •• 1~10 10:41
l lbl• Sch"! , •••• ,,:10 v ... t1ri 6re11p1 •••• 6:00 PM
ho"i119 w.nhip •• 1100 ™
allk l'-b .,._. -WM. -7 0.111.
N""'" Clf't ~ It IN ~ °"""' .,.. .... Dl9I OWolllll-D-Jlll
W1 t.li1¥1 In You •. ,
UNITARIAN
UNIVERSALIST
CHURCH
1219 Vlcfori1 St., C1.+1 Mt11
,.~;--.....,;,,., 646 4652
BAH A' IS
PROCLAIM
Saha' u' llah
"Thi Promi,td Ont"
141·1215 or 149·2001
GO AHEAD!
SLEEP IN SUNDAY MORNING!
,... ......... 2:11.,....... Sent..
CALVARY CHAPEL ............
NEWl'ORT HARBOR LUTHERAN CHURCH
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64U7U 646-9512
JJa,./,or C/,.,.i.Jfian Ckurck
Of HIWPOlf IU~CD._....I ............. .., ".,. ......... , ....., •ti L 1M It. C... w ..
Cbun:b School -9:45 A.M. w ... bip -10.45 A.M.m
"....., c.. Pf"'64414 p-6754915
Mln!mr. Dr. D. W. McElroy
CHURCH OF GOD, SABBATARIAN
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CHURCH OF CHRIST
217 W. WILSON ST., COSTA MESA
lrTWllN HAllOI •IMll FAllYllW
SUNDAY ~ORNIN& IJI LE STUDY .•••• ,, ••.•.•••• f :4l AM
SUNDAY MORN IN& WORSHIP I COMMUNION •• I 0:45 AM
SU~DAY EYlNIN;. WORSHIP ••••••••••••••••••• 6100 P.M. W~NESDAY EVININW l llLE STUDY ••••• , ••••••• 7:10 PM
NUISllT CA.II PIOVIDID o._. 0 . MQfleW M-Phono: 548-5711
Emphuizins
T11t "'" of God TM rmon of Ch rist
Tht! Power of tht! Holy Spirit
s..,nd.-y Sdlool ! AM
Momln1 w.,.,ll!p ! '"' iG.:JO AM
Ewnl"I Sefvkt 7 l'M Wed"'1111y libl1 Study lftd ,,.,,., 7 rM
N~ry du1lnf Rtv/Cllt
Af•RYou1h ........
Cm. of On.np and 23rd. St.
, CoRI Me111
,..,,. H. L ,ltinef; IFCA Mbr,
l,NTINSIVI
• -1l!o Uall Y PILOT'S to'IW.,. of ~ -. Ho
..,., ,.,., 'qnt • rllCldt. _...,.,..voua...
D. G. Hwst .....,_ Mlehttt
Doy or Night
COMMUNITY
CON6REGA JIOllAL • 611 HILIOTltOPE
'" M......,,!11 Melt
W.....,_ll:ff1.t..M.
Qaf'dl ...... ,., ...... .
Dr. ,, ....... ~· ... .....
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THI IPISCOPAL CHURCH
Wol-Yeu.
ST. JAMIS, not Y1o 1Wt. - -___ ,...,, .... ,,'" -·---·'"-............................ -·"" .... -.. -... -....... --Phone: 6754210
ST. MICHAIL ll ALL ANGILS
PacWc vi... Dr. at Mu&uorlle. Corona det Mar
Sunda:is: 8:00, 9:81l-Ollld care at 9:80
Holy DIYI u lllDOUDced ...... ,.. ...... 1..-s ...... _ .... , .... ,,
ST. JOHN THI DIVINI, 2063 Oran&• Ave., C.llL
Sund111 7:80 & 9'.80 ChW'Ch Scbool-9:30
Thunda:is: 8:80 & 10 Lm.; Holy DIYI u lllDOUDced ""'· n. ....... w. ···aft -...... 14Mt:U
IPISCOPAL
ST. WILFRID'S IPISCOPAL CHURCH
First Anemblv of God Churcii
· 146 E, 22nd St., Coot1 Mo.a 541-3761
M. C. CNnlc, Poller
Sh1rU P1ttl1111, Chelr Dlr•cf•r ....,. w..I -t:JO .... _a-fertll ... -·-,....,w...,,-1.llt .... _......,., ''I
, .... ...,._.,.I ,.. .. ...... " 1011:1
...... ni.. .... -1,... c,.... a.Ar If All~
lhtleStffy l ,,.,.Srrke-W1k1 • .,. 7:10 , ...
.Vi1iton W•lcome--Nunery Att•nd•nt
nlHllnt 11 a Harbor ArH Reform Temple
St. J1moo lpl1copol Churdl
3209 Via Lido, Newport IHdl
SABBATH SERVICES -RELIGIOUS SCHOOL
IU.111 llK LllNOW POlt IMPOkMATIOMI CALL Ql.M4I
Gvange/ Jempt
"ASSEMBLY OP GOD"
lllO' .... lll'IM,C.... .....
11111 AN. -_.., ........ It•" A.Mo -,_, ..... 11• '.M. -ltl'tfVl,I TiwM C ...... .....,_
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10111 A.M.-'"WW II,.._ a...r ,.,IJIOfl b~ ..... Clf'
7:00 ..... -....................... , .. CkltA ....... M .......... ...,...,._
6:00 P.M. Yffttl ,...,...,, hll Mln'Q'. ,...._
W•il"••il.:t, 7:JO ,.111.-llbl1 ~1114, & Preyer p,,,,, M•1ti111, M•...i1y, 7:JO P.M.
HARIOR ASSEMIL Y OF GOD
740 W. Wiiton. Cotta -
Y. L HIRTWll;I, ,_., UI ION ca.IT, .......... ., ..... , ....
S11nJ1, Sch•ol t :41 •·•·
lr-t•tt1i111 Wor1hl, -I OilO 1.1111. .._ ..... _. __ .. _,
S.t1M11 )y , .... , ..,.. .... • ....... n.a e1t4•
S.ni-Ii., r1rtw
R•c111tl, r•Ntt1N fr•111 Vl1 ... 1111 m .• 101 .... 141.1111
COSTA MISA CHRISTIAN SCHOOL ~ -~ -• .......,,. -Clllil c.r.
-FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH
9040 T.-..n AN, IT.._ I ......,..,, fOUNTA.IN YAWY
UNIFllD SEltVICIE • S11M11y s,h•ol f:lt-WORIHIP • I01JO
W•r1hl11' & Yetttfri S1'9Ull'I • 6:10 '·"'•
N11r11ty IW•Yi•M 1t 111 1•,.,idr
A Cl I M"i °"'"91 -.....,...._ M A ....... W-...
·'· '
Newport Herbor
luthoron Church
2llOI CU!! Dr. 1J M293 ,._ ........... e. LJtilw. ,....,
Luth.ran Church •
of tho Mator I
2900 P1clfle View Dr. i;
CORONA DEL MAR "" .... -.. .. ---DR. WILLIAM R. ELLEll ..... ..,...,. ........ ,.,,. '""" ...., ldletl ...... ••U.lt14f ....
....... -.. .... 111 ... n.1"
Nunery cart available
at ID 1uvicu
WILCOME
Phone OR ~022
1:45 A.M-F1111U., Wol'd\11'
t :41 A.M-Su111fey 011rcli
Sdieel
11 :00 A.M.-F11tiv• Wor1hl ..
Nunery PrnWM
CHRIST LUTHDAN CHURCH
Mmourl Synod
760 Vlct•la It.., Cotti MUI Litthlr V. Tornow, Putor
541 ltot
._..,. ""'-e1 l :lJ A 11 A.M. 1-r ldlMI: t 1M A.Mo
.lfllll l!Me C._1 f :lt A·M.
CHlllTIAN IUMINTAlY SCHOOL 14W116
PRINCE OF PEACE LUTHERAN CHURCH
Mtw Yw.lt OriY• & J11r1r Street, Coste M•11. C1nf.
.t.NORnr C:. AHOIUOM, .. ..,.
P'Ml.ILY lllt\'ICI 1 -10:)111.m, iUHDAY SCMOOl: f :lJ 1.10:1J I.ti'.
Prl11ce M P11ce Li.rth•r•n Scho1I -Miu Either Ol1c., Pri11cip1I
Office Pkri•1 149°0121 ~hool Phon1: !i49.056l
HUNTINaTON llACH
UNITED CHURCH Of REUGIOUS SOBICE
420 10th St., Huntintton llo•ch
Sundey Mornin9 S•rviees end Youth Church-I I AM
...., ,.,., .......... ~-: ll6.2120
A Cordial Welcome from
THE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH
l1lbo1 ld1"d
COMMUNITY
METHODIST CHURCH
111 Aj1t1 675.MSO
1:11 nfor1111I WorMip
t :lO Tr1411io111I Wo,..hip
I SunJ1y School
Hwnfi119fo11 lo1ct.-Nert!I
COMMUNITY
MnHODIST CHURCH
6662 Hill Av•·• .142.-44611
Wor1h!p I Ch11rch School
9 I IO:lO AM
-lrvln ..... E11t lluff 1
C•1l1 M111
FIRST
MITMODIST CHURCH
ltfh St I H•riior llvtl.
Wenh1, I Cl:urch Sch•of
t :lO 1 11 AM
1'41-7727
C.rt1 Mo11 Nerti.
MISA VERDE
METHODIST CHURCH
Mia. Yw4• I l1k1t SI.
Mt-2719
Wenhlit I Cli11rch School
f :OO I 10110 AM
H11rih1 ..... i•1ch
PIRST UNITED
MITHODIST CH URCH
2nl 17tli St ••••• !il6.JIJ7
S•rvfc•1 -t :10 & 11 1.111.
N11rHry tM. JIMf gr1d1 • 11
Cli1rc:h SchHI -t iJO 1.111.
UNIVERSITY :
MnHODIST CH URCH •
Wor1hip •••• l;lO AM
Ill· I 2ll
M11tin9 t1111por1rlly !11
St. Mir\: Pre1by+.ri1"
Chvrch
E11tbl11ff Dr. I
J1mboro• Rtl.
• • • • • • • ' ' --------· l1gu111 l11ch ~
LAGUNA HACH •
METHODIST CHURCH !
21612 W1.r.., Dr 11 "
Se. U:9u111 •
Wonhip t:lO I I I 'AM :
Ch11rch School 9:45 AM '!
499-JOll • --------: N1wpert l11ch
CHRIST CHURCH
l'f THI SIA
1400 w. a.ii,., :r ... 11.
671-JIOI
Wer1hl11J & Church Sd!HI
. t :lO AM
• • • • • • • •
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHES l
~~o~fw=:th~e:;;..,::C=o~a~s~ta~l~A~re~a~s~~1
Christ Church Presbyterian •
11111 ...... "' , ......... ) "•".......... :
61Llm W. ALUM, PAITOI '
..... W.,....,: t:JO AM c-.. ldteel: I O:•I A.M. ;
Offke J1 I W St ....... : UM1 Jt ~~~:=;:'-'=:..;.:;:.=.;:.=.;'-"'~.!!!:!!.!!._~~~·
Church of th• Covenant :
2150 ......... IM4·C... M-: ....., w....., a ca... .....,., t'1o • • -""lif."'JlrliiftiWil""f14~M~li04;.;;;i;;;lj~j;;;j;-:, St. Andrew's Pre1bvterlan Church ... ., ............ ......,....... :
CMUUS Mnmr lllllN"ILD, PAITOI ' .... a... ..... 11.ti.11111.AM !
~-,~-;:;=::;:-;;::='~u~n~1~1~--::;,.--.-~! St. Marti Pl'HbYiWI• ChiirCll • c.... · t ,.. a l:MWaff ......_, c.... ,.. .,. ;
MOUll C. IOllNION. INT. PAITOI •
W.....,_ I Cllirwlfl 1•11 10 AM ' • ~-..-:-=:::::-..:--.''~'~'i''~'~'-.---,.,.,~~--: COiiiiilunlty Presbyterian Church •
41 1 ,....., .... ,. h4 "·'· ~ ..... •
DAU.U TUlMll. PAITOI : w..-., I a-..1: Ill al f'1f Al::I W...,,_11 AW I
4t+71R •4
(,
------------·-....... ""--··----~--..... -·--· ...
• : PULPIT A.ND PEW
~ • •
L Coolloaed From P•I• f • ~ in ttie pastor's
~tudy,' The clus will meet
:ror three cooSecuUve Sun·
~day• with reception oi mem·
; ber.1 OQ Oct. 20.
• ''11\e wrecked and thf! ~en are but one man" la
!the theme ol the program lo :be preJented at Ille JO :llO ::,a.m. aervi<.'e ol t b e
al D I t a r I a • U9.lven.alJ,IC 2=b of Costa Meu, 12119
•VfCl<ria St., Sunday.
: !Alretta MGShane, presf·
~t of Lortn.ount House fnc .
'imd • pooeJ of -from a local correctiooa.J in-
.stitution will present the
·program. Lcnoount House
is a pcoposed balfwey house
for Orange County, l o
rehabilitate former coovicts
and persons who have been
in trouble with the law.
The SUnday school piCfric ~ ... ot Newport {.Jn.Uy Churcb
will be held in c.osta Mesa
:,:Park at noon Sunday.
· Games are planned and cof· :~·fee, punch, and ice cream
• ·will be provided. A 11
"',:'members of the family are
• invited.
Sunday morning at 10
·o'clock, Dr. Morni.s C. ~· Robinson will preach on tile
"topic "Breaking Out of•Old
:Molds" at st. Mark Presby·
:=terlan Cburch.. Eastbluff
~ Drive and Jamboree Road,
~ Newporl"Beacb.
; The initial fall meeting of
~ the senior high fellowship
-will be held at the home o!
;;.Dr, and Mm. Joe M.
: Broclcman, 2407 Blackthorn
' -i.Ave., Eastblu:ff, at 7:30 p.m.
: 'Sunday. Also, the 6th, 7th
~ ·and 8th grade intermediate
~ fell e>wsihip will inttiate its
1 .fall program Monday at 4
~ 'p.m. at tbe cburt:h.
' ' '
' •
"Liv.ing Ordimry Lives in
Extraordinary nm.es" is
the sermon title to be used
by Dr. D. W. McElroy,
: minister of Harbor Chrt1ttan
• Church (Disciples ol. Clrist) -~e>r Sunday. The COD·
gregaticm meets each Sun·
day et Harper Elementary
School, 42,1 E. 18th St., Costa
Mesa. Church sch o o I
assemblies at 9:45 a.m. with
worship and communion ~t
. 10:45 a .m. Nmsery care is
.~rovided .
•
"In the Beginning" is the
sermon Pa.<rtor J ames G.
Blain will give at Sundays
8:30 and 11 a.m. services at
Newport Harbor Lutheran
, Church, 2501 Cliff Drive .
• --Rally day-wm:tie ooservetf
: during the Sunday odlool
: hour, 9:45 to 10:45 a.m. with
a\\--ards for attendance dur·
ing the year and promotion
to new classes. Teachers,
he\pers and officers for the
1968-69 session will be in-
stalled during the 8:30 e.m.
-service. -• • Dr. Philip G. ~furrny has
" chosen "In Thought and
: \Vord and Deed" as Cllle tlUe
' or his sermon for Sunday's
: 10 a.m. service of Corona
' del !\far Community Church •
Co• c rec• ti o a~ 1 , 111 ·•Legion, Lquna Beach.
Heliotrope Ave. The 'A'Orlh.lp At the e p.m. worlhlp tbt
wlll be 001Aducted in . the minls:ter 1rill ctve a HnD•
followalllp l>aU> • ·• UU«1 !'Doen m4 )I o I
Oi.urch school c t as 1 es Hearen Oftl.J." A Dft',Bibla
through the 4th F•d• :h 1chool ""'let will b.,m Od. are beillf beld while ch 6 ti 9: 30 a.m.
remodellJ\g II uodor ny.
The work is Uj>OCted lo be
completed next monlll. Cl1lld
care II provldod.
Memben fl Clr t 1t
Latheru Cb.arch, '160 Vic·
t.oria st., OOsta Mesa, will
..,..,... • special Sunday
Oc'hool rnlly clay Sunday at
botb the 8:15 and 11 a.m.
services. 'Ibe Rev. Lothar
-. will speok Oil th• tbeme "Our Mission."
A apecial rally cloy ......,.
will be held fOr the 9:30 Sun-
day $l'bool classes in the
Sanctuary. At 10 :l5 the
parish ball will be opened
for di<plays mad< in tho
classes.
This. Sunday at the Me1a...
Verde U a lt e d Metbod.111
Church, 1701 Bater St.,
Costa Mesa, the R e v .
Joseph McSbane will preach
oa the subject ''To Suc:h
Belongs the Kingdcm" at
the 9 and 10:00 a.m.
seYVices.
The Rev. Donald 1. Macln-
ni!s will preach at The
Preabylerlu Church of th•
Cove nant, 2850 Fatrview
Road, ()>Gt.a Mesa, this Sun-
day. Macinnes is city clerk
of Placentia and has just
coocluded s e r v i n g as
aS90Ciate pastor for ~
p I a c e n t i a Presbyterian
Church. He is now a 1elllor
inotnlel<r with the Plaee•·
tia Unified School District.
ServiceS and c h u r c h
school will be held at 9,30
and 11 a .m. Open house in
the church schoOl will be
held between services.
"Wb.J Joh:t the Olurcbt11
will bo -· lu!>k: of Ille Rev. N«mlD L. S...... •
&u.11,f at tho , P~•c>llL
Collcl'tlalillul -.. NOWfl1( Rodlor, 3'lll lliood st. at lbe Ill 1.m. ssvlce.
Silnday school II held ot the
Wiii time with babysitllDs
Hl'11ice provldod.
-Haldler of Gonlen G"""' will be t11e r:n Plllp(t Gust ~at the 8 • • ' 'Ibe Rev. Earl Alvin C. ll8S Victoria St., nd ta sa, Mooday .., 1 Colton, founder a
p. . e will disc1111 ''Th• putor of lh,e Liberty
Re onship of the Baha'i Baptist Church of Lo>
foi11l to h Nation of Angeles, will be preach·
Jsrael." ing at Fairview Bap-
i!at.cber recently traveled ttst Church, C o s t a
to Haifa and also bu com· Mesa, Sunday at 10
pleted a period of duty as a.m. His topic: 0 Un-
eoordinator Of activitle1 at shakeable Things in a
Ille Baba'!· Temple 1 o Shakeable World."
Willamette, Chicago. ---------
Pastor Henry E . Jones
will discuss the subject
"Why Churches Split" at the
9 and 10:30 a.m. !ervices
Sllnday at the Central Bible
Church, 23rd and Orange,
Costa Mesa. Hts sermon ror
the 7 p.m. worship: ''The
Results Of Preaching."
The regular Bi~e study
and prayer meeting will be
conducted at 7 p.m. Wed·
neaday. The first meeting' oI
the women's morning Blble
study is scheduled for 11
a.m. Friday. Mrs. Fred
Merkle will talk &bout .. The
Women of ttie Bible."
Laguna Beach School of Ari and Design
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FALL PROGRAM •
SEPT. 30 • DEC. 7 ...,, __
l OGll IUN'JZ
DAVID SCHNA.llL
I OGl l AltMSllON5
AINOLD ICHININ
IUTH osaOOD
JON ITOUSIAIT
llASIC AND ADVANCED COURSIS
DUW1N•
COLOR & DUIGN
OIL PAINTIN•
SCULITUU
WATllCOLOI
UPI DtAWINa
ltft .,,...~ ,., ,.,._
'30 Let-C.,.. M. 714o4f4-1UI
I See By Today's
Want Ads
• THAT
I • 1rs
• '
New Chm-ch
' l Established
DIME
• A
• LINE p.1sLo's FUUERJON, 22"Nci. H .. o .. 11..i~dooolllown '
• -(114)'71"11720
HUN11~Gfl IEACll, 1151Z INcl! llftd.
• Pt.I qU) H2-44n
• DAY
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Kida Ult• to
'Aslr Andy'
' OAllY 'ILUJ. 5., '
LEGAL MmCi '
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Beal . Realtors. ·at Parley :Develop~rs Add
New Info Center Estate 3,50!J From Coast Attend CREA Meet· -• Questions
and
C-mant
By
R•nd•I MCCatil1e
R.Nltor
Baycrest
Adds New
opeoe todly and r u n a
ll>roUlh next 'llturldo)' at
lht Hilton Holel In San
Francisco.
·Amoai ~ ID a,i.
dnas tile ..... -. ... ccr;Uoc ID Wlllllal T. Hopn
of San Frlncllco, aeHnl
......,.lion d>airtnon, will
be Gov. -=o, wno 'lriil dtllver Ille b ale dlrt11 Tuelday at
a paeral aellb:I. We jlav<! on .,., 111-_,.,. (16 .,Ital Iii ml""
llNt .. are thlMllill of""""""-a friend. It 111ma to
••feli:!Y ~ w tho tenna wlt UL What-ere -_...... :.I.Out la tho t-W. they """ bo to. ... Whet •'*" men••"*"? Will wt MM •· m~r Uvlng on tho praputy? ..... wliat •bout veca~~? •are 91-
19' '*""""'""" the,. 11 1 1rtat doma ... for apartment•
"' a ,.;\tel bo1l1, liul I• that true? What ,,. aome Im· l*Ort..i facten to look for when liuylnt1 an apartment
houM? Whot do yau rocommondf
Stverll other goyemmen-
lal Waclen are ldlleduled lo
~. W n. ·••·nt f -.,. 1be group. Robert ~ne •-· pre-0 T. Mon a 1 an . California Ivan Wells &: Sont, hu Alsem"''"' mlnorltv leader UJ:IVeiled detll1e of t b e uv v
Home Unit
C. C., Newport Beach
newest additJan to t ·h e and• ?Ultor, will addre11 a M-oada)' lunebeM on 1 llflle B11aert 'forever vi.,w' 300 Plllbl of Housing -Whose
oerlts bc!mea In Newport Re~ty Is It!"
Beocb -lht ~12. o.. Tueaclay. ~r Jooeph
"'lbll lalell model """' Alioto of San Frandlco will llAn~lt.'.~en' t m· ID aA•..__t development con be the dlaorlmhMlt!ilc buyer the be the aeaeral convention
wv .. ..., .--opportullllY '" OWlllq a hmclleoD --, and on ~oat u troubl&-!ree for an owner u ID lnvealment In • home that bas been de1lgn. lhlt _. c1&1 Real Eotale
lue cblp leased commen:lal l>l'OP01'1Y. In addition II ~ ·-~a 17 foot• 3'l 1~ Co •··1 e·~· E can pay 11 much better rtlum Without Its Income be\ng ~"';' 81 to furtb";; · ~:'":~"dr cw;;!'-.;
rigidly fixed for a !Ollg term. It also 118' the poHlbUlly elilance !he pleuuret1 of Oommlssloaer Robert Volk
of lncreued income with a resulting increase ln market pooi4tde tivina; and en-wW «ddre11 a con.renoce on
value. SOUnd management lo the ttr, to tblt olluatlon, tertaining," Wei& polnta syndl-on.
ther,Iore the f.ropoled lnvesl!J>ent s dtalgned lo pro-out. SenJJor Lowis F. Sher·
duce sufficient Income to ·support tulJ.time profesatonal Plano for ttie mOdel 312 man · of 0 a t I an d and
managemenl. . call for lhe pool lo be
All for vacancies, they are at the Jowell level m ~ by the home on
many years and may have reached a practical mini· lllree sides ao lhat it Is viii·
mum. All available meuurtS indicate that 1partment ble from !he f..Wy room,
vacanclel &H well Wider five pen:ent In Loi Ancel•• lhe kttdlen lllld Ille two
and ·0r1111e Cowtlea. ID mony portiOM of the arta va· ~ •• ~":.~":i:;
cancy ntei am dawn to two or lhrte percent. This level ;;, .;.";m 1111 pool.
ol. vacancy ii, 101' the moll part, &CC1)Ullted fOl' by units "Jn acldlUcn to 11111 unqlue
held off the market fOl' renovaUon or by units unoc-concept. the home bM maey
cupled during Ibo tmmver period between tenants. o-UOOIUal d e a I 1 •
Accompanying tho aharu decllnea In vacancy, lhere features tllot 08! ll ln a e-
ll contldtrable eVldence that ·rents art beginning to of 111 0,,., .. 1111 Weill.
move up rather npldly under the prt,aure of demond From Iba double -,
for available units. • gatea, one -throulb
Adequate market rtaearch and financial analysis lhe encloled pool court lo
art Imperative to the IUCCOll nf any opartment venture. !he fully tiled -Y ..idoh
We flnDly belleve that on apartmeDI lnvealment con be leads lo Ille formal dlnlllg
totally auccllllllll U It II properly researc:htd and cer· room via a ll7 fool lone
lain Important crtterla art c<Jllllldered. Some of the Im· gallery. 'l1>e fomil7 room
portant factqra · art locatlosl, price, room layout, with -.! porquet floorlnC,
architectural desll!tand DOPIJ)at!on concentraUon. and the UYlnlf room aro
The future 1000 veey tirlgbt Indeed for apartment ~ "'°""" Ibo ltltchen:
house investors. WH.ch b 11 wood·crained !U'D11cacobL!lell la bolnt1 camul In tho cholco of a vacant lot (for The bJth bum ce111n11 In
futvre realllentlal ,..,,...., very 1mc:;n1? Thia point lhe Bvlni room and opea
was ralMd by Mlftl friend• who -are new balm ct!llngs In the !llDll,y
''lhopplnt •rDund'' fer • vaunt let and It ha1 .,.... room compliment tht NIUc
botherint1 me. What ahouhl I look fer "*1? Aa a reoltor ~!:"'°'Ir! atyllnl of tb1a
I ahouhl very much Ilk. to know what YOU think. --· -.
H.N.B., Colla l\IOH Model 812 baa 2780 clquare
leot ot Bvlni area wtlb lour Alter selecting a 1eneral location within ID area, bedroom& and th r e 0 and maldn1 a sound tst!mate of how much ahould be battirooma and the tarp
spent for !]'~ you cmalnly lhould conllder the -bedroom suite has a
lollor'f.1J;;ioi .1;' ~~=t~ the type of residence ~=-~ -from
you D1a.n on hllldtngf -' Tbe Bl)crllt models may 2. Where -·the property line run! WU! a survey be -at 1142 Seti ago
be required to determine lhll! Drive, Dover shore 1 ,
3. Is the lot served by uWIU•• -gas, water. el... NIWJIOlt Beach.
lrlclty and aewera. Are the atreeta pa•ed and walka ondi-;~~======::'.::=====~
curbs lnatalledf I 1~ ~ 4. Is the lot on solid earth? In areas of filled lend ~.::'.i! di'i'~~. a t tho foundation will 1etUe a 11 4 ll""ID 111 BISTll"D
5.ls the lot nuonably level? 611 18[ 61
s. Is lhe lot on rauonably hllh llDcl ao that drainage Land of the Dona will be AWAY FROM the b0uaa 1ocat!on. Slopu toward
lhe street or the l't&I', with a nuonahl• grade for
garage and drlYt'W1ly approach, are COllJidered moat
desirable. 7. Art there tre11 and shrub! on the lot! Would they
inltrfert wilh or blend In with a poulble midence.
IOITOll't NOT1": llllllelt ll. McC•"'lt' II ti! lri•Wlii ... wmt, .,._" flfftt .t h ••I imttn. e ct111H Mtvrv, • DINCtw If tfll ClllflMllll Mo JOCl.tlon It llttl Im .. TMCMrt. avthM" 9f "llNI I.,_ 911 C•llfWllJa." s .... """ ...,,... .... C191M1t1rtt le lllllllK It. McCMtl ... cl9 "'9 Deur
Pilot, I". 0. la: II .. tMft Mtu.
Golden West Offers
Quiet Streets, Space
Quiel 1trub ed spacloua
homt1 are ju1t part af th•
total textw'e of life at
Golden Weit, in
Westmln1tar.
Accordln1 to J e r r 'Y
H1ndenon, sales a n d
markeUng director I o r
Gold>n Well dtvelopero, S &
S Con1truction Co., one of
the prime comideration1 1n
aelectlol tht altl for these
oullt.t.ndln1 homes wa1 Its
utraordinlry convtn11nc1.
''Golden Weit is Jdeally
located for outdoor 1ports
tDthmJ.lltl -btlCbtl and
water sport.I are j u.1 t
mlautu aw11 and alto
nearb7 are olllmncllnl IOU
counu, .. Helld•l'IOll 1ald.
For the )'OUDIV n:aldenta
of Gold .. Wtll, lndlridual
attlntioo t o tducatlonal
nHd1 tn one of the 1tat.1'1
nnall school dlslrioll i•
mada po11lblt b7 lhl
,tll.IU\'tl1 u n o r o w d e d
. clummn1. And h 11h11
ralH Ooldtn W11l Collep
II 1'11111 nurb7.
Tho llnast and m o 1 I elapnt 1hoppin1 is
available to tbt homtmlktr
al -of lbe lartfll and ~ eom~ll factllllla In
tllol ullon, Jiu n ti n110 n
~. 'l'bert ... olhat llna 111-181 ctlltirl Ill. Iha araa .... r..t IMcll, wtlb Ill ...
u.aDJ flJMUI ltortl la Oft· ' IJ IS min"* 'l'll'l)'.
• Of eqUll lmportonce lo
Ille -~. Ooldan West ii jl.t llDDodl from ,lbe-.1w!llol~ '1111 .......... le major '1~1-..,.,..., .ito MJ4. "A
Golden W11t home offers
total gracloua llW!i bolh
within and outalde 1 t 1
walls."
Inside the bomu, clOM at..
lention hu been paid to
mlllnc them tht mOlt com·
fortablt and Uv11ble bouae1
on the market.
Eaormoua famUY living
areas and master. bedroom
1uU.1, "nower fr e 1 h' •.
kitchens , fully built In, wllll
h1mlnoua ctlllil.11 an d
overalltd pantrte1, a n d
ver1aUle bonu1 rooms In
aomt plans. are amona tht
hundredl of re1ture1 •hlch
mue evm da7 Uvllll
10methtn1 1peclal 1n 1
Golden Weit home.
Easy m11ntenuc1 l 1
another S>lUI ln tbt dtvtlop.
mut. All tht home1 feature
ltth and plaster wall con-
strucUon and cast lton alnb and, tubs, pneroua ctrunle
tilt and vinyl llbeltol noor.
il1g In kltohen1 and bat111 .
Adclln1 lo Ille plouuro of
ownllll • Golden Wiil
home, ani IUCh IUZUrloUI appolotmente as pluab ...U·
to·walt e1rp1tlll
lhro111houl, lmpcrlad mll'
b1" •nlrl••. cwlom cut-
cryrtat cbaad1llen1 and a
Wide choice of natural 1toot1 marbla or brick nr.p1-. The bcmu, prlcocl ,,_
$211.lllO, on.r Hctllant VA,
FliA or convtnUonal ftnu.
c1n1.
To lff furniahed modtll
lab t1>e san Dl•IO l"nlWl7
to Ooldan Wiit SlrMI, sovth one block to Mct1dden
Avenue, left on McFadden
lo hol!IU •
a.,..
UNSPOILED, SECLUDED
2Y. to 3 acre rancho sites amid the
peat oaks of Cleveland National Forest
Dttp in the great oak region Newport:Beach.Only2.81CtDio
of the Clevel1nd N1tion1l miles from San Juan. Capll-
Forest lies I 300-acre isled or tru.o. Rancho Clpistnno liUll
rollin1 hills, warm ~)'t and arc priced from $8,000 to
pusygladesk.nownuRancho ·S18,00J, terms 10% down. 15
Clpiltn.no. VI.It rtacba of the years.
National FoJ'l:l$l rtcrMtioo llrU
llr<t<& Jn every db«lioe, a SCENlCDRIVE:TokoadtiW>
Oovcrnmt.nt-owutd btifltr to ... the tabltd IWllknra of
........ -1-don aod _. -San -Capiltnno, lllttdol•-"""'· tlllo-onllw)'.74aodfollow
lanchoCapiOltano"IU balons thlllalom-c.,i.truo.
to just 133 owntn, I• /•• You'll bl weloomtdl
lflhplo. l!l<h <C 0. ll to
3 1cre alttt Jt cltand and .. ...
aoces1lbl1 to utlUlltl and
pdcd fl*I. Ancient Spanilll
(Ilks stiU stand on most o( tho
altes. Tbis private prc1crve,
oecc iold. eta. never be
tl•plic1tcd.
At ~bo c.p;stnno ~11
taJoy ueured .ecluion lot an.
liilltlta "'-·-lhl· ..... -......... ,......,ond cllmate at 3300-!•
.etmlloa,an430cllall1*-i.-.;........;;;;:;._.:;~
to OOlllll_..i!on attuua. Danal'oin~ San 0-•ti.""" •
Write tor 1* flee, m11111 .... lllodJ.,.,
lllCID CUISTWG ~10c.-~:~Jllcb,~~~
~JollnT. Kn..
of Blc:l>molid are ICbl4uled
for lalb at • political ,,.
tatr1co11ftr1ec1 Wtd~
......,.. OD 'nluradoy moro-tnc at a ,....i 11Plk:a, Dr.
lfA BaftatlJ, ~ ~al--~ Clllldldlte fer tbe u. s. -ate, wW J1ve an addr91a.
Real Estate n,. OFPOfh1nlffe1 r 0'
Reallorl to wort f0< aolu·
Uool lo Ille problQDll ot ....
dttes will"' <11....-b7 ·y -ans u: __ Lyn E. n..ts.<C Dollu, Tei<· LO .l\.Ultl
... prelldent <Cf>e Nellonol .
AeeOclilUoo al Beal Estate A slgnlftoanl upswing In
Boarda, at '1 general m1lon real eatate Wan volume bas
OD WedlJ•ilday. · Othon scbeduled to ~ been rev,elod ~Y Richard 11.
at general 111lions are Dr. Dtihl, prealdenl al Home
Kenneth McFarland o I · Savma:•· and Loan, ,who
General Motor1, Tuetday. neled 253 mllllon 1 o a n on America'• berltel{e and poteotlai· Dri a Hed>en dollars Into prime 10ulhern
True ct..' Soul\ Bend In· Calllornla. real estate area.a,
d1ana bailonallt t n 0 w n. Compared to 173 mllllon
$taker 00 eatemamh1p on 'io&:led by ID>Ir~r in the 1atne
Wodneod.ay, and JMDes C. period Jn UMl7.
Downs, Jr., ~•n of the .Another record wu set
Real Eatete Be 1 ear ch dW'tng Home's 1968 first
Corporation, C b l c a g o , hall as the asaoclatlon
Thursd17, on "The Realty lll•an servlcllll l!s 100,000th
outlook for 1988-1980. active loan account
Kaufman and Broed, Inc ..
hu llllDOunctd Ille eotabllsb-
ment ·or a new 0 1Dlormauon
cenlar'' 'tor Ila Soutbern
Callfonila dlvlslcn, dallgned
to lmure lner1111d
bomebeytr aatlafactlon and
a maximum •fftrltncy from
1ale1 pusonnel.
·their new bomea, eont!null
ldlol>etly.
AlmouDclDieDloflhe-
lnfortnaUon cenllr w &j
made "1-11 Lut,...
at •.1......i meattni of !Iii
compao7•1 Soutbera
Celllornle div-penoo.,
nel. ..
BUSINESS AND
PROFESSIONAL
GUIDE
"Ow: tnrormatl.an center
has been creattd because
we reaUu I b a I com·
m~1tioa and information
are rilel to ev&r7 uptel 011• • ...,...,MA__,TT=ll~l~SS~IS~-~.
modem living, and because _
we dtslre lo usuro eom· MA TTRUSIS ,
plete c.u.sto!Jler Hrvice and }IOA.'1'1 4 BOMU • ftAR ......
satl!factlon,'' according to 1rnp1ar ....,.. •
Clarence .E. M 1 n n e r 1 y , o..ca .... Mattr.11 c..
general manager of KaUf-sue l'f...,..t -...
man and Broad'• Southern Ubemr 8-1303 · California dlvlllon. •
The center will publlah up. • UPHOLSTERY e to.date lnrormaUon, data -- --·.o--;;,
and time 1ehedule1 which
will be sent to every 1ale1
division and 1ale1 man.
thereby insuring t b a t
bomebuyera will be kept
properly and prompUy in-
formed. or the pcogre11 of
MeSI Uphoblery .,
UbeltY 8-4711
IJIO Hrirfon ILYD.
•
NOW
sale priced
COllNTI MDIII IUllH~HIHll
10562 WISTMiN!m AVlllUI
IClWllft UOOKllUlllT & IUCLIL'I
GA!OEN GROYf, CAUf, D~
.... -'t:.11:: -.... -537~
$895.
complete
nus GROUP INCLUDES
• I' aofa • ttt•
• !Ii' love••ol • table lamp
• commod• • plctu,.
• cecktall tabl• • Sf1re1t Un it
LAKE WEST
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Our computer
.~
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takes the
traffic jams,
endless driving,
and· lost weekends
. •
.
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-· ---.. -• out of house hunting.\~ .. ... .,.
(absolutely free)
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If 1Q11'r9~~b'emwhamt, nawll-klnd of home Yo\I wan~ and
we can ...... you a lot Cf h Ylllll Oii' we•a maldlyou up.
SHE• program. 8HE maana 81lecl• Just ftli lnlhe~ou,.·huntors Compllior
Homte-El-ioaily. Tliara COll\l)uttr Input Form. In a few days you'll r-. a
talk. MCI that'• wl1aJ wow got. A oom· .co111putar printout of availtbla naw
p\itlr lhlllcnowa whll1 lhoullnda of new Mldolllon Homoo 11111 su~ yoo1 roqW.
Mldl!Uon ltomll 111 Clliltll lfld -menlt. And llllt naw Edison strvfot ls
em Calilornls are. All we Oii!! lo Ina\¥ abooluttly rrea.
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SUre helpo lo_...,.. -al"" : • Medallion Hc>noa'"" '*flt yout noeda • • 1n11eld a1 driving '" ""'Scdloin can-
1
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folnla wllh a cor run d ldde lhl ·maps. ~
dnosn~ 117 -
--*"t"' S11ufd.1J, Stpt-28, 1968
Meetings on ·the Orange Coast
DEATH NOTICES
SMITH
BALTZ MOBTUAllIEI Coron del ltllr OR .._
Co11o Mell Ill UGI
'
BELL BROADWAY
MOBTUAllY
111 ........,, Collo Heu
UWlll
DILDAY BBO'l1IEllB
ll'allqloll ValltJ
Morl1W1
1'911 Blodl Btnl.
Rillllqloll Bledl
M&Jml
PACIJ'IC '1EW
MEMOBIAL PAll
Oom•terJ•~
cu,.i
--vlnllrtft N...,... Blodl. CallltnLI
114-mt
rDlrAMJLt
COl.ONW. rt1NDAL BOD
ftl1 llllD A ... ,, __ • ill "
aanrl MOITUAIT ....... ' •'1.f:' ......
WBITCWT MOBTIJAliY
Cit I. 1'1111 ... ClMll M ... ~, ...•
u.atiAno11
Coffee-mate
Ml•·D•lrr CltlH cn1•1r.
lllut 1ut11•W·
"Contac"
C11t111111 Acll11
Cold Capsules
m '
Panty Kose
Soa•ltu Sl!1tcl
-~
MINNIN l " "Baby Mag t 1on111
-·· Gentle sootlllti& lfCtectiol Jo.
tioft tor ill-over ~lft cart. &&c Pl1slit Bottle. IJ!I Or. 1111
LEE
·Oil Filters
Clf1!fltt IYH 1 29 l1S1 1n~ ll~f •
fir D11111tlc Pau1q1r C1rs
ltl•011,,. -1 59 111 ·Lil · LIT·
Ll14 -m . •
fOll NEW filiiiJljifilW
CAIS alltl OLD
AUTOMATI< Trans. Fluid
SAY.QI! -ReOm mt
ICld corrosion, Ind assures
smooth quiet
~!:s. •t au 39c
ll 111. •k
"Flat Fix"
Only 2 mMes to seal
plllChlll and
n-laf~te tio. sac
11 az. Aln1tl .
"Gumout" 'Turtle Wax'
C1r•v11tr CIN•tr -• 1111' Ciers Cir Wu Sprayi away fuel systtm LDna lastlnt brilliant ~varnish deposits •hlne.Sottusy~ust
11 °0z.1.09 l~·1.29
·10 MINUTI" Radiator Flush
PIESTQlf£ -Olle·Slep 1ttion
nnllfs owt ruit .•• p se. r.. &&c be atd witll lftti·frMrt.
"Kat Kan"
DOG roCD
"Snacks''
Y1cu• l'Hhl em
• Potlll SUcb 1•11 11.1 • en SUcb 1114 u.1
•CO alp uu.1
• Cillez Balls 1111 •r.J
e CllMz ClflS 1
(II\ tr.l
It~ lie 4'1 00 Y11r O '"'" . . 11 az.111-Ile t111WiiiiWAiO:IUIU•lllll-I -----..
l
"Anacin"
TAILETS
Fast P1l1 ltfllf
IJI 88 '""• c ,, 111
11 Kotex"
TAMPONS
•:1·1:t:ri: =
1111141 99c
Sally llilSil
Hard as Mails
WITHllYLOll
For llC'llblem nails.. Htl~ """! chiP!'i•t i~UtUnL ~kin& and
pttlin£ Six •lolls.
ltL 111111
1.00
"Desert Flower"
HAND&BODY
LOTION
"Petal Hat"
"drl "nt" ' LOOll.UU ·POI
Filler Paper · · ·
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·'Ada1n•l2' Puts :Patrol Cop ln.1o Spotlight Yugo Jav Dax
HOLLYWOOD (UPI) ~
Yugo&1evl1's Beklm Feymu
cop is different -We were sociologist IOd karate ex· will star ln Ute role of Dax
looking for atUtud... f"!!: fu Par~OUDI'~ Qlm vorsiOo
. a, .Vi:l\NON ~
HOLLYWOOD ~1JPIJ ' -
eq,. ..... ~ .... -Randard radio. movie and
,.levlltioe lore since In·
~nlioD of the Ye¢uurn tube,
but elmolt &IWays l t
gtorU!ed detectives while
111o gey1 In blue stood
auard. Thil ,.., the ,., with the
badge oo blJ chect and the
Service revolvtt in ptain
sight "" blJ bip will be
treated lD a new television
series.. Titled "Adam-12," t be
show stars lllartln 'lolllner
and Ktot l\lcConl u • pair
of copo lD .: black &Dd while
·patrol car.
'.Ibey will do OClCIOlderably
more 1hU stand aua.rd
outs:tde a door someplace
wblle the Sam Spad,es aolvo
the mysttrlet. "Adam-12"
will tell lt like it is on th•
e:ut level
Family flgbts, d r u C
pusher&, drunk and
dl=derly, porch climbers
and all the rest of our
clvillied dllture will eome
under scrutiny.
It may win some friends
tor the fun in this day of
cop baltltll. Mi!Jl<T, who starred 1n
IDtermlsslon
Second Step's
Snappy Seniloff
By TOM TlTUS
Once again Jack Davis pursued Leslie Jones around
a human table in the wild climax of "Tartuffe"; Martin
Benson and Ge.pevieve Murray verbally dissected each
other in "The Trial of Gabriel Kapuniak," and the
uproarious trial scene from "Volpone" unfolded to
screams of laughter. ·
And for one last ti.me, South Coast Repertory's Second
Step Theater was filled -even though there were no
seats for its audience. Not that they minded, for these
spectators all were comrany members. or invited guests
gathered in this house o many memones for a good old
fashioned wake.
SCR has outgrQwn the Second Step, and after one
season of mounting productions both in this tiny New-
port Beach theater and the new 1 200-seat • Thir~ Step
'fheater in Costa Mesa, the company bas decided to
lease the building.-
"Route 66" four years ago,
hM prepared for h1a role by
attending classes at the Los
Aned" Pollce Academy
and by riding in prowl cars
with pollce o!ticen.
"l feel great al)out playing
a copy in unllorm." Milner
1ald at Umverlll Studios
where the serles b fi)/ned.
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''l've been prtparlng tor
this &bow, off and qn, for a
year now. The more ex-
poeure you have to men on-
the polb force, the more
you reepect them. '1 MllMr sald blJ all<nllon .._ _______ _.
to dot.all m prepe:riog f~ the
role • Olllcer Pete Malloy
ii more than the old actor'•
Irick of ..,.arcblns a
cbaracter. You know, 11 a
barn ill p!aylDg a drunk he
visits "the drunk tank, or U
an actress playa a shady
lady, she talks too street
Walken,
.. Kent and I spent as much
time wl1h urif onned ollloen
.. poos!ble," Milner ex·
plai.Ded. "Not to I e a r n
cbaracterization -Evt!I')'
DAILY PILOT Slltt l'lltlt
"We also we.nted to pick The bko:l, freckled actor of 11the Adventurers," mak·
up the little details of police bad better be con.vlncinb. ing the actor the first Iron
methods and rnovemenU so Hia bosa 11 Jack Webb Cu.rtaln performer to star in
the show would be 1uthe.Dtic wbo&e Mark VII productions a we.stern movie.
-maybe some thln&B -the co-produces Ule sertea with1 :-========= tedullca.1 adViSerJ might Unlvenal. And you k.now•l
overlook . ., wbat a tast ma.ste:r that Sgt.
Milner alao shot down the Friday is.
general impression o! the jr.=~~=~:;;;~~il fat cop with the red nose
piocb.lng apples l r o m
pushcarts.
1'The average age of Of·
fi'cers graduating from the
Lot Angeles Academy is
23," be said. "And the age ot moet oI t:be men in the
prowl cars is under 30."
Milner bas rteeped
himself in police
psychology. He defines a
cop as a man who i1 equal
parts of priest, psychiatrist,
Cuban Play
Not Really
Pro-Castro
By WILLIAM GLOVER
NEW YORK (AP) -
"The Cuban Thing" is a play
tbat really doesn't deserve
the uproar that surrounded
its opening Tuesday night at
Henry Miller's Tbe.ater.
Judged strictly oo
dramatic value, it ir just
bad stagecraft. .a s e I f •
defeating bot.ch~
Outside tile playholl!t, a
small, vocal throng pro-
testing the script's presum-
ed ideological slant provided
a recurrent noisy
background for tbe
performance.
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ILVIS PRESLEY IN
"SPEEDWAY"
And At 7:55 Only ----...... ---IS.-.;;;;;-•~ . mer ,I P01m r lll'l!IJl!I I cae11wbo'1
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It's a shame, in a way, for the Second Step stood as a
monument w. group 01 haro·work!ng, dedicated actors He's a Tiger
who built themselves a following the tame way they
built themselves a theater. Bob D'lsidoro scares the wits out of Betsy Hewett
in this scene from "The Tiger," which opens the
Inside, a couple of spec·
tators were ejected soon
after thep er form a nc e
began. 'lbree others, loudly
expressing displeasure,
stormed up an ai'sle just ·
before the final curtain.
S Gr1olit P"Hfvf9 lrOl!I DhM, D. V•n OYU-Edw. G. Robl,_
'" "'N9Y9r • D•ll MIN9tllt"
THERE WAS NO PROUDER ~roup than the dozen or new season at the Laguna Playhouse Wednesday
!:O who converted an old manne swap shop into a a1ong with its companion play, "The Typists."
showcase for the best stage talent in the county back in -------------------
March of 1965. And the candlelight reception with cham-
pagne and cookies that followed that initial pei'ormance
of "Waiting for Godot" sharply contrasled with last
Saturday night's beer party which clooed the Second
Six persons were seized
during ~ demonstratioos.
Helmeted police s t o o d
guard along the block but
there were no tear-gas
bombs such as disrupted a
preview performance last
Thursday. Just as a precau-
tion, the audience was kept
indoors duriDg t h e in·
termission and supplied with
free orange juice.
Slep for good. ·
It was a mood of celebration, an "onward and
upward" attitude, but there remained. -especially
among those who were in on the birth of the company -
a bit of head-shaking nostalgia and some figurative
tears for the death of an old and dear friend.
The early dJs were well represen~ed~ There were
Peter Church, enevieve Murray, Ruthe~ Quinn, Lee
Cunningham, eve King, Francesca L'Hoir -all part
of the SCR's genesis who have gone on to other fields.
Otters were represented in the three films taken for
posterily back in'.1965 by Jack Murray.Richard Rekow,
Gerald Dugan, Lana Neece, Sally Daley, Richard
Doyle, Norman Godfrey -their contributions were
remembered too.
. SOUTH COAST REPERTORY mounted 22 pro-
<tuctions at the old Second Step before moving ''uptown''
to Costa Mesa, ·and several of them were in evidence
Saturday night.
Executive director David Emmes came decked out in
his old "Mandrago1a" costume; Peter Church wore his
pajamas from "The Birthday Party" and Martin
Benson donned a British trooeer's uniform from
"Sergeant Mus grave's Dance," which he directed.
It was, in essence, a farewell party, but it also was a
sort of homage to the theater that first brought SCR
before the public and made the Third Step possible. It
will be a long time before such productions as "Tartuf-
fe," "111e Glass Menagerie." "Othello," "The Birthday
Party," "The Caretaker" and "Musgrave" are forgot-
ten.
And some day, many more years from now. there
may be another such party at the Third Step Theater
where today's company members will look back fondly
on "Macbeth," "A Streetcar Named Desire" and
"America, Hurrah." \Vho knows?
* * * BACKSTAGE -Three of Orange County's top direc·
Hom• of Rockln9 Ch1ir
Lo911
Road to Rock Fame
Long, Hard, Costly
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Child With 1'1r1nt Only e Op111 Niglrlly 6:45 •
NOW-Ends Tuesday
By BOB THOMAS
LOS ANGELES (AP)
Many a teen-ager dreams of
forming a rock combo and
finding fame and fortune in
today's '9"hite-hot pop music
market.
And many a teen-ager has
his hopes destroyed when he
faces lhe Eiscal facts or life.
It takes more talent to
become another R o 11 i n g
Sto~ or a member of the
Fifth Dimension. It al.so
takes plenty of cold ca.sh.
This was discl06ed in a
talk with Jim Pendergast, a
young San Franciscan who
has been road manager and
is now "investor" m a
hopeful group called the
Mint Tattoo. It consists of
only three musicians: Bruce
Stephans, lead guitar and
lead singer; Burm Kellogg ,
bass guitar; Gregg Thomas.
drwns. The first two are
from Sacramento, Thomas
is from Oticago; all are 21
and shag'? haired in the
rock tradition.
known group that toured the As spectators emerged
United States and England, aftt!r the show they were
earning $136,000 in salaries. greeted with boots and cat-
Take-home pay was $6,00>. calls from across t be
For lesser-known combos v."Ood.en barricades.
like the Minl Tattoo, tlle Hardly anything that bap-
margin can be even closer pened cm.stage in the play
-or in the red. Although written and directed by
San Francisco-based, the
group has made most of its Jack Gelber was as Un· teresting. appearances in Southern The script, jerkily in-CaUfornia . The musical equipment terspersed with newsreels
must be transported 400 and scratchy recordings,
miles by truck. That re-tries to span from the in·
quires paying two equip-cipient rii&e of Fidel Castro's
ment handlers for the extent revolution in 1958 t 0
personal and public pro· of the engagement. plus ren-bl.ems in the island nation of tal o£ the truck. The three
musiciaoo are accompanied 19;4~d the conclusion of by a road manager and business manager; hence, the slipshod affair he leans
motel rooms and food for at in favor of the Castro regfme. but not very em· least seven people. phatically or persuasivety.
UP IN BILLING "The Cuban Thing" is as
Until recently, the Mint awkward as its verbal
Tattoo has been the third crudities. as unconvincir>g
and lowest band on coocert as the phony Latin accents
bills. That means a fee of of its cast, embarrassing
about $250 per might, hence and boring.
ACADEMY
AWARD
WINNER
CLOSELY
WATCHED
TRAINS
Simone Signoret
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itec.mmtdH IOI' Adulb
SMtltY WlnNln
'" "Wiid h1 tH Sh'Mtl"
--·--the outfit bas lost money 0011.:;;:::;;======~1 most of the dates. Lately thell ltll WEIK~ COLOll:
in I F11cin1ting N1w
Advtntu,, in Su1ptn11
boys have advanced to Se· T,.., uxur OUI ew 'Tloo G ... _. "GAMES" cond billing, at '400 to $500, llnlted Artbtl f1t.a>mmel'!Oed fOr Actulhl which can produce a profit. Pe1tit Se1ier1 • COLOR tors are P.utting together the season for the La Mirada
Community Playhouse ..... first up. on Oct. 11 , is Kent
Johnson's production of "The Odd Couple." then John
Ferzacca's "Barefoot in the Park." followed by "See
How They Run ," directed by Marv Eastman .....
The Mint Tattoo is one of
those groups that hasn 't
quite made it. To make it,
you need to score with a hi!
record, and the trio hopes to
do just that with a new
re cord in g con tract.
Meanwhile the boys are
struggling to survive in the
rock jungle. .
L. L I N I Ov1nn HOflfl'lln -..__ ll1ncroft
"It's hard to get financing 1565 W. 17tll, s-,. A1tt1 -Tech11kol•,._ ""t"H Party" :rga:r::Om~:i'.",,~;~ ~=.~=:.~·:·2•1·~···· ll~iiiiiiiiiiii~~~iiiiiiiiiiiifil~:~:::::~~ll
are reluctant. considering ACADEMY
Drama students at Cal State Fullerton are in for a
busy year too .... the lineup of shows due for pro-
duction there includes "Carousel." "Tartuffe." "The
House of Bernarda Alba," "Twelfth Night" and
"Philadelphia. Here I Come" ..••
QUEENTE By Phll lnterlandi
BIG INVESTMENT
It isn't easy. Pendergast
figures that the guitars.
drums and an electric piano
amount to an inves,tment of
$2 ,IXX>. The big expen5e
comers with the speaker
cabinets that blast the sound
to the youthful audiences.
Each player has f o u r
camnets, for a total cost of
16.000.
Travel is an expensive
item for rock group&.
Pendergast cited one well·
Fo~~1
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Sat. l Sun. 1'2:45
"Wild in the Streels"
"5 Card Stud"
l•t• ,_..,... 111 C.lw
musucians bad risks. It's
also difficult to get in-AW'•RO surance for the equiP{l\ent, II
which can be damaged in WINNER crowds or lost in air travel;
l heard Lloyds of London
turned down the Jefferson
Airplane.
"Most rock musicians pay
for their equipment on time
-or else get thei.r parents
to buy il"
\\Thy do these young peo·
ple remain with whet ap-
pears to be a lo.sing pro
position? Because rock is
their bag. And because ii
they do make top billing,
they can earn $10,000 al tight.
Mft-CTalt--f9CHOl..I
JOSEPH £. LEVINE -•
MIKE NICHOLS
LAWRENCE TURMAN -
THE &RADUAlE
CClOR --·-·--
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ALL WONDERFUL!
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THE CHILDREN'S CLASSIC
Shown at 12:30 •nd 2:30
Saturday, September 28, and Sund1y, S.pttmber 29
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ACADEMY
AWARD
WINNER
SEeT -CTDll -_. MICHCl.So-
JOSEPH E. LEVIME -•
MIKE NICHOLS .
LAWRENCE TURMAN--=-!
THE GRADUAlE CCl.OR .. ,_...,,_,_
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Carol White .
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to w11tor ··"N~wark. mea1 lllll ll•Iocatlon etemna· ,,.,_,yrnem =~.Obie, for bis: --~}! ~· II ;1111 -.ti.,.11, of elltfa, ---~b 'Ibo uirtK'tl,.. ow ID-__ ... .,,...,. · _ ... , • .._ -on
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V1elnam-era v e le r a a 1 (N.Y.) and 111 tile Ho111e by ~al 1111 lllreo.,..t-11y. 'Ibo Baro1u of L'abor
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tbll m11ltar)' l1tor elgllt port of Wa Jeglslltlon. Coater. Al It --.. ,,_ t.cbniq1M would ~ of service beca-, . 1•ver-t ....... JllHlill .i.tU.No-Reloeatlm
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HOLLYW'lCD (UPll
Horii Alpert ad bis T~ =-"!lt..m 7:'4..i..! Ill-.
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'11le lale<Un modem ofllte machinery like Urls high •peed IBM 3«l will be
among more than 100 ex!Dbits at the Southland Invitllional Busilless Show which
opens Tuesd11, for • thrte-day run ill Allahelm'a Convenllcn Center. Opemtiir ts
Tam Andrews, center, r.i:eplionist at Central Computer cvrp., Amhelm, with
Vince Carl, prollldeat, 18't, and David Hoppe, looking oo.
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COATS AND suns ACCESSORIES FOUNDAnoNS
CLEARANCE ON OUR
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Libra: Stick Close to· Home .. Bas~ If You 're
• • Practical
SUNDAY
SEPTEMBER 29
By SYl)NEV OMARJt
''The wise me controls
bis dullny , , , Astrology
poirus the WQ."
A1UES (Mardi 21 -April
1J): Commitment made to
mate. partner sbould be ful-
fiUed. Extra duty may call.
But it ii imperaUve to fin.
isb what was promised.
Sense or balance here be·
comes invaluable ally.
TAURUS (April 211 · M1y
20}: Special request could
change any travel plans.
New viewpoint should be
•-elcomed. Be independent
but avoi(I arrogance. Obtain
hint from ARIES message.
,
Ann Landers
Don't Throw In
Crying Towel
DEAR ANN LANDERS: Maybe It's because I
have a kind face but I am getting weary of listening
to other people'~ problems. Here at the oUice they
call me the P"oor Man's Ann Lander's. Not only is it
time consuming, but it's beginning to get me.
Three people took me aside today and poured out
their troubles. One story
lasted almost an hour. I
bad heard it twice before
and offered advice both
times. (It "'as ignored.
Evecy time I go to a par·
ty I get stuck with the
misty-eyed drunks and the
insufferable bores. I am fed
up with tales of unrequited
love, cheating husbands,
spend-like-crazy wive s ,
thank I es s children,
domineering in-laws and
secret fears of impotency,
sterility and insanity.
This morning during col-
fee break I had anottier one.
When J fin:bhed listening she
said, "Thank you, dear. Now
I know what I must do. I
feel so much better." Well,
maybe she felt better but I
felt worse. What can I do?
-TATIERED EARS
DEAR TAT: Pa1tf: up
those tattere4 ean, honey.
and stay wtth ll 'fbe world
needs Y~. 1'~.!!e . a
great many ptoj)fi " who
want to 'talk, but nos :many
who are wUUng to listen.
You perform a useful
service whea you aU.ir peo-
ple ~ U11burden tbemselve1.
Doa'l stop.
DEAR ANN !ANDERS:
Our 19-year-old sdn was kill~
ed in Vietnam seven JDODtbs
ago. He was dating a very
nice 16-year-old girl They
were not engaged o r
anything like that, just going
steady. Our boy had given
her his class ring and a
jacket with his football let·
ter on it.
The girl is now dating
again and seems well over
her sadness. Do I have tile
right to ask her to return
our son's ring and jacket?._
STILL GRIEVING MOM
DEAR l\10M: I aee no
reason why you sheuld nol
ask. The girl may be plea•·
ed to give them to you. If,
on the other band, she
wisbea to keep the memea~
tos, you ought not to pttaa
the matter. Your aoa gave
them to her and she ts under
no obligation to return them.
out a cigar or cigarette? We
would have moved but we
peid a lot of money for tb06e
seats and didn't want to give
them up, What do you say?
-AANDV
DEAR A AND V: Amon
tactful approach would be to
ask the ofienders U they
would mind boldlng their
cigars and ctgarette1 down
lower -or up higher -so
the smoke would go la
another dlrtrUon. Aatlng:
politely is ball the battle.
UC Students
'
To Study
In Africa
University of CaWomia
Regents have taken a first mp toward establishing
study centers at t h r e e
African univers.ities.
Ad:iog oo the recom-
mendation of UC president
Charles J. Hitch. th e
regents authorized the start
of negotiatioos between the
UC Educe.tion Abroad pro-
gram arid the University of
Ghana, the University ol.
Dakar in Senegal, and the
University College in Kenya
for study programs to beg.in
in the fall of 1969.
Twenty-five UC gradoote
and undergradoote students,
in addition to faculty
members, would comprise
the initial group. T h e
students will stay at their
host university for one
academic year arid live in
student dormitories.
UCLA's Afric.ao Stu d y
Center and UC Sa n ta
Barbara's Center for the
DEAR ANN LANDERS: Study of Developing Nations
\Ye are two teenagers who are coopeN!.ting in th e
consider you a f r ie n d . establisluneDt of the new
Please gl-ve us the advice "1e centers.
need. A total of 414 UC students
Last nigtit we .attended a from the nine campuses are
sports event in a big ootdoor currently attending study
attna. The p~.ace was jam-c e n t er s i n Fran c e ,
med. The man sitting next Germany, Hong K o n g ,
to me was smoking a big lreland, 16Tael, Italy. Japan,
cigar. The man next to my Lebanon, Mexico, Sweden,
friend was 9moking a cigar Spain and the U nit e d
also. Two women in front of Kingdom.
us were smoking cigarettes. --"--------I
All that smoke made me
dizzy and sick. My friend's
eyes Wtt"e running and she
got a headache.
Does a teenager have the
right to ask an iadult to put
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OCC G6e·s ·for Secolld Victor.y Against . Harbor
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Between .Ranked TeaniS
BY JOEL 8CllWAllZ
Of .. °""' ..,,.. .....
Dick Tucker ti a coach who doesn't
hold wlt11'polis, but when hi! Orango
Coaat C<.nege football team 1an11e1
with Loa Angeles Harbor College at 8
o'clock tonight Jn Wilmington, tbe peo-
ple wl>o ·tabulate the polis will be
watching with great intereat.
Going into tonight's game, both
teams are ranked among the top 10
clubs among the state's large junior
colleges~ Orange Coast is sixth and
Harbor is No. 8, according to thJ J." C.
Sportswlre. ·
But Tucker doesn't buy the villdity
of the poll. ''How ca'ft. you judge teams
after only one game! Ther,•s probably
only one guy voting anyway," he said.
bulk ,r the running for the Plratet •.
. Up fi'oot on die line OCC will baV6 II
least one cban&e In its starting Ullit. ,
Starting ol!tnlive right iuanl Iian
Hillill'd came out of tllo CerrilO< pme
with a ban(ed up Jenee &11!1" will
definitely miss the Harbor game. He'll
be replaced by 210.pound . lottennnn
Jim Miller, who's been •bl!ted over
DIRECTIONS ,
Take San Diego FI:eeway JKrl1I to
Harbor Freeway, then SQuth on
Harbor Freewoy to Anaheill) Street.
Harber College iJ right ·ol.f tbe
b'eeway.
from a tackle spot behind Kevin
Grady.
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FO~LllW. "{KA'fi_Bl.OCK -@range €out CODege tailback ~n Ri·
cardo-roal'll up.uie middJe againSt ~tos ·after taking bandoff from
, ....... ~MAlk "2Wlll
~-· ~ Pefo¢·Lemoine (~). B!Ol;king on play is la£kl~ K\vin' Gra4J.. (77). Pir-
atei:j:ake ..,. !-al!Cb L<ii·' Angeles Harbor';~mlbt lll Wl!rillngton.
Regardless of the pollstera, tooighrs
battle should be a wild one. Both clubs
have potent offenses \md can score
from anywhere oa the 8eld.
D~fensive tackle Rick Dustin also
has a bad knee and is a questionable
starter. If he can't make it, 230 pound
Jim Noutany will fill in.
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• , r O.J., Trojans
Test Wildcats
In Evanston
EVANSTON, ID. fAP) -Southern
Calilornia, l~d by AU-American o. J.
'sirripson, puts its third-place ranking
on the line against Northwestern today
before a crowd of 45.000.
Simpson· and his Trojan teamma\es
rat.e ~as three touchdown favorites on
the· .strength of a 29-20 victory over
Minnesota a week ago. .
_Simpson scored folD' touchdowns
Todav .,.. Jradlo
11~30 a.111., ·KNX
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against the Gophers and carried the
ball 39 ti.mes for 236 yJttds. Ht: also.
caught six passes for 57 ivftda. · -
besptte all bis c r e~e ~ t \ a l.s • ~ ~-~-ch ,\:ti" ....... .. !'!or ''ii'"' . .! .. .. -_, r Wo ~ a ·simpson fie.~
"No One'· is · woITytnJ' ~t>oitt r6.J;".
said Agase. "You know what be call do
and there's not much you can do about
stoppin$'. him. He not only has all the
tools and durability but Southern Cal
is a gnat team all around.
"They have great blocking, fast
receivers to keep your defense loose
and a top flight quarterback in Steve
Sogge."
Northwestern will start sophomore
quarterback Davii S b e rb o U. r n· ~
alt.bough veteran· ana Woodring' will
be healthy and availa.ble. Woodring
missed the 28-7 loss at Miami, Fla.,
brcause of rib injuries.
•·He's ready to play," said Agase
"bttt be's missed two weeks of work
and I'm afraid his timing might be off.
Dave did an eXcetlent job in his first
game.
He showed me poise and passing
skill and he ran ·a lot better th·an I
thought he could." ·
A victory could vault Southern Cal
into second place in the national rank·
ings since No. l Purdue and No. 2
Notre Dame play each other and
the loser prObably will drop behind a
winning Trojan team which has an ex.
cellent chance of retaining its national
championship.
Halos Drop
6th Straight
Verdict, 5-1
Pitcher Joe Holien singled in Chi·
cago's firlt run and Leon Wagner
keyed a thre&run rally with a two-
run doubled as th& Whi\e Sox dealt
California its sixth straight loss, S.1,
Friday night.
The victory moved the Sox into a
tie for eighth place with the Angels.
Hoclen raised bk record to 12·14
with relief help from Wilbur Wood in
the seventh Jnnlng. Andy Messersmith,
4-2, took the lOlll.
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Explosive Bruins Face
WSU in P AC-8 Game
LOS ANGELES (AP) -Blessed
with a smut defense and powerful
firepower in passing and rushing,
UCLA is a solid favorite to defeat
Washington State in their Pacific-8
Conference football game tonight in
Memorial Coliseum.
Coach Tony Kopay of UCLA, who
scouted ·the· WSU·ldabo game.
"At the flanker back position, they
have Johnny Davis who has e:i.
ceptionally fine speed, the ability to
get open and catches the ball very
well. He caught two long bombs
against Id4lhO."
Irish, Purdue
Will Decide
Who's No. 1
SOUTH BEND , Ind. (AP) -The
Purdue-No~ Dame football spec.
tacular today b4;,tween the No. 1 and
No~ 2 ranked tea.ma rnay be a game
decided by gamebreakers, mainly
Leroy Keyes and Jiln Seymour.
Orange Coast will be led by the skill·
ed passing of quarterback Paul Le·
moine 811.d a powerful running game
that cei.ten around tailbacks Wayne
nillln ahd Ramon Ricardo.
UmOine sometimes has trouble
teting uver the huge enemy linemen
because he stands only S.10. But can
he ever throw the ball. He holds all
OCC passing records and off last
week'::: performauce again1t CeITitos,
he'll srnaah them himself this: year.
His favorite receiver baa been left
end Robert Castillo, who caught seven
tosses against Cerritos.
Split end Craig Allen and fianker
Bruce Hicks alSCl ar_e dangerous
receivers.
Ti:nlin and Ricardo both had strong
games against Cerritos and will do the
Defensive back Bruce Rogge bas
been doing the puntJng in practice this
week and will handle the ld'cking
chores ag,aint:s Harbor. Punting. Was
the ·Weakest part of 0CC's game
against cemtos.
Defensively, Orange Coast must
stop Harbor's passing game that
features quarterbacks Dennis Timpe
and James Sanders and slow up the
explosive ruming of Clarence Palmer,
George Lumpkin aod Ernest Booker.
OA.1.NGI COAST
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A crowd of about 40,CXX> is expected
for the· a· p.rit.-kic1roff,
Coach Jim Sweeney of WSU named
senior Jerry Henderson as his No. 1
quarterback. The 6-foot, 190-pounder
~ently w9n the iob after. leading
the Cougars. tb a 14-7 win over Idaho.
Re -also praised WSU punt returner
Mark Williams, who l&st week raced
Both teams have great go.go poten·
ti.al and scoring is expected to be high.
But the defenses just won't keep
yielding to 50 and fJO..yard drives time
after time and, in the end, expeits
think, victory will come on. the long·
scoring play.
. Wilt What's-His-Name
Halfbacks l'uchll'd Lee Smith &nd
JOihilJ»r" DaVis and· fullback Del
Carmichael will start with Henderson
for WSU.
Tonight on Radlo
B p.,._. KMPC
Keyes .-who runs, passes, catches
73 yards With the first Idaho punt for a and kicks -is Purdue's best bet fur
touchdown. this. Notre .. Dame baa no such
Debuts for LA Tonight
~ugar sOout Jim Erkenbeck bad a breakaway runner, but it does have
fe\V .words. about UCLA. Seymour. He is· 'the only answer to SAN FRANCISCO -Wilton Norman
"~e~e's tremendous balance at Purdue's speed, which not only in· Chamberlain maket: h.iJ . fir•t ap-
UCLA m boijl; the,,offenst-.~,.d~~nftt clQde, K,y~s ~\It rookies John Bullock perarance in a Los Angeles Laker
In the ofQnse, Ei'nnbeek' ll , •ila"l!Jtan.-Btowa#-·· .;:-.. ~ ",.___,_ .... -· b •·night at the Cow Palace
Hare\ Ptes~ed ~ quarterbacks,
Prodtro -witebe<I ·one of hi! best ruo-
ning backs, Greg Jones, as backup
man-Jn....,. ;•1thing· happens to the
sur~cL;int'Nader. · ... Rey -.. '3bnes at Jeft half will be
sopbomOJ"91-'Mickey eureton, a 182-
pound, widely pllb1icized runner.
George Farmer .and hard-hitting Rick
Purdy round out the backfield.
"besides 'having good:":riu!irtelEBCJruiC-• , Seymour's maneuvering anil ·~cj... , &fUP+e . ere ..., ~nd Jine backa, they 'have great pass celerating on passes from Te1Ty when tl)t 7·1 super:itar a~~ his Laker ~ re~eivers. .. Hanratty is N~tre Da~e·s prime hope teammates m.ee~ Seattle tn the first
"The Cougars are a much improved
team over last year," said Assistant
We kn~w that Nader was a for .a. game-breaking play. game • of an exhibition NB A supe~ior passer but we fi~ he was Two.years ago as a sophomoJ.e, the doubleheader. -
a poor runner. After the Pitt game, r 6-foot-4 split end snared 13 of Hanrat·
changed m~ . mind on that score," ty's passes, three for touchdowns, Jn a The game will be telecaat over
Erkenbeck said. 26-14 victory over Purdue. Channel 5 at 6:55 p.m.
Last ~ar. lacking a consistent run. The home town Waniors play &in
ning game, Hanratty set a college Diego in the nightcap.
UDBWard
record when he passed 63 times and Chamberlain, acquired from the
ran 12 for a total ol 75 plays. But Philadelphia 76ers aeveral months ago
Purdue won 28-21. After Seymour had caught six for Darrell Imhoff, Archie Clark and
tosses, Keyes was rushed in to defend cash, will give pro basketball fans a
against him and the great end caught preview of what II being billed aa the Veteran Volleyball Flmh
Of all the 12 Orange Coast area
people on the U.S. Olympic
team, none has . been more
decorated than Jane Ward of
Huntingto'n Beach.
She's generrally regarded by
those who should know as
America's best all-time female
volleyball performer.
Miss Ward, 36, has played on
15 different U.S. national teams
and has been a member of every
U.S. international team for the
last 13 years.
Thirteen times she's been
designated the outstanding
player in the national cham·
pionship tournament.
~ United States doesn't
figure to win a gold medal in
Mexico, what with the presence
of· traditional volleyball powers
Russian, Japan, Poland ~nd
Czechoslovakia, but the YaDk er.
fort Should be substantially im·
proved over. the 1964 effort.
"Tt\Vi ttam will be greatly Im·
proved' over our team of four
years ago," she says.
"Japan handled us and
everyone else pretty easily that
year but we've improved. We
•took a game from them in Long
Beach not too long ago."
Miss Ward epitomizes the
JANE WARD
growth of women's volleyball in
California. Of • the 15 who were
selected for high -al tltude
training at Lake Tahoe, 14 were
Calliornians.
In off·Ol)'Jllpic years, Jane
Ward is the -captain 'of the Long
Beech ShamrOcks, defeftding ha·
tional championa.
only one more under this restraint. greatest threesome of all time -
Keyes again will be assigned to tail Chamberlain. Elgin Baylor and Jerry
Sevmour when needed, as well as car·
rying on his chores on offense. West.
Purdue's rushmen average 250 Actually, tonight's game won't be
pounds and stand nearly 6'72 feet. WJlt's first appearance in Laker col·
Hanratty may have trouble throwing ors. He participated in an inter·!quad
over them. scrimmage Tb\U'sday night at the The Irlah have 1,000 pounds 'cf Irishmen who will try to keep pressure t.eam's Loyola University training
on Mike Ph.Jpps, who hurled for 1,800 camp.
yards last year. Playing listlessly, he took only one
It's a Sellout ,
For Super Bowl
NEW YORK (AP) -All available
$12 tickets have been sold for the Jan.
12 Super Bowl game at Miami's
Orange Bowl . ,
Commissioner Pete Roze lit , an·
nounced Friday that the Joly tickets
left for the game between the Nation·
al Football League and American Foot·
ball League champions were approxi·
mately 5,000 at $6 and 4,000 at 88.
,They are on publie •sale at the
Orange Bowl ticket witldows in Mi·
ami.
In a<ldition to the entire allotment
Of 53,CXK> top priced tickets. including
those set aside for the competing
team.-s, 13,000 cheaper seats have been
sold fgor a ~J of ~.Im.
The bowl's capacity it• 15,3.54.
first half ahot - a dunk -and wound
up with only 12 points. Baylor was the
leading scorer for the scrum with 32.
Although over 3,000 fans turned out
to see Wilt's debut, it was rookie BW
Hewitt from USC and sophomore Cliff
Anderson who were the surprises.
Anderson, a little·regarded . 6-4
guard, played sparingly last year
because of knee surgery but canned ~
points Thursday in making an early
bid for a guard spot.
Hewitt. a 6-7 former Mt. San Antonio
star. shot little but scored 18 points
and rebounded well.
Wilt encountered a strong argument
trom Mel Counts, the Laker•' other
11even·foot center. Collllts scored 17
pc:)inta and held his Own with Cham·
berlain on the boards.
"We are not yet In good condition,''
said coach Bill van Breda Kolff after
the scrimmage.
"I think our biggest problem right
now is getting all the guys used to
playing with WUt."
Saijyo, Cruz~ Bag Victories
Sbo Sal)o of Tokyo lloored champion
Ro.ii ROjao of ()ollt~ and went on
• win a -unanimous 1fk.Ound decision
It Ai.·llOil.eum ~-'-ond ~..:'.:"' ... ·-'-· ' ~ ·~ .,. w«.ld A1u1oclQtioll
-· ... tilJo.... -· .. ' Tbo 21-•ld• ~ 1l'elCbed 125
ODd&joo 121.
A crowd ot 23,211 paid f!Bl,216 to
see twin championship tightl,
C.lot "Teo" CrU& of the Dominican
Republic won the other main event on
a unarjmouJ dec:iaion 1n 15 rounds fJ'i/•
er ,.,..th(UI ~ llomOc, ,Ro! .. ' 1tl·
blemalo, lo retain biol unclitiiut<d -id
Ufht..illht dlampionshlp, ·
' '
the· challenger ripped open a pah ever
his right eye. Rojaa slaahed a stm.Uar
psb over the Japanese's left eye In
the fifth. Fn:m there Oil the cut pbed
will! little ·~.
Roju, well behfucl on po!ntl, Miiied
lo win tho ~ •. nlntll ancl lOlb
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short ""'""'°'· lo tho head wt111 bolb fjitJ, . ' ' I •
'11)e 10lll ...t wu r9irl.Y nen. •Ro-
ja& mode another tharH Jn tho 12th.
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Wilt Chamborlain .. •
Rams Hoping·
To End Jinx
In Oeveland
C L E V E L A N D -(AP,) ·-
Quarterback Roman Gabriel and the
Los Angeles Rams attempt a task Sun-
day never achieved before -beating
the Cleveland Browns in Cleveland.
True. Los Angeles hu played 'fn
Cleveland but three times. But tlUa
jinx dates back 18 years. ·
It was in the 1950 National Foot.ball
League championship game th.it the
Tomorrote on TV
10:20 a.111., Channel 2
great Bob Waterfield and the Rams
lost out in the final seconds, 3>-28. Lou
"The Toe" Groza ruined the ltamJ
with a field goal. •
Bringing maliort up QI da~
hcwever, the Rama whipped tbe
Browns in last 1ea110n's ·Playoff· Bowl.
3l-6, but the game .aa Iii Miami.
Coach George Allen's Rams go Into
Cleveland alter ~ picnic with 1be
Pittsburgh Steelen, e.10. ~ "
Frank Ryan, the field boas ot the
Browns, ran into a wild Dallas ,Cowboy
last Sunday and cculd 1core but OM
touchdown in a 28-7 lou.
Ryan, mauw11 run.., Leto1
Kelly and tho Browns an not ·..,
C1dlomed 1o ·~ .. Htl!idl! . illld nolthv ii their ooa<h, l!lanlllll oom;.
The Rims expect !foulile. .
Fullback Dick-· who pUlad.tM
1,000.yard level !all Sunday, put It th\J
way: ._
"I'm !ooldng l<lrward QI p~
Cleveland IJaln. It's aJ.,.,.. ~ a
e.llenp to m. becawe the Browm
fla\>o Ibo lelfUO'I lop l'llllllV ja L4lo7
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NEWPORT'S ROCKY DIXON (20) BREAKS AWAY FOR A NICE GA IN AGAINST COSTA MESA. DIXON SCORED THE TARS' SECOND TOUCHDOWN IN THE 14-0 11LT,
Aydelotte 9 tor 10
4th Quarter Rally Nets
Tustin 22-14 Triumph
By JOEL SCHWARZ
OI ... O.llY Piie! Sl•ff
'Alternatina: tbe speed of its off&Dle
between that of a greybotmd and an
iceburg, Tustin High School staged
two 1eoood·half comebaclt11 to whip
Runtington Beach in Cap Shene Sta-
dium, 22-14.
. Key to t'Ultlo'1 Win ftll tile emer-
g!n<.'fl of junior Deve Aydelott& as a
steady and capable quarterback.
down . Ryder converted epin to make
it 14-12 with 6: 13 to go.
Aydelotte didn 't waste any time re-
galnjng the upper band as he, in turn,
moved his team 72 yards for a touch·
down and the lead.
On the drive he completed pae;ses ol
"16, 19 and then finally 16 more yards
to Day for the wtnlling t.oucbdown.
J<iwl Stewart, who had missed his
previous extra-point attempt.I, suc-
c~eded this time to make it 19-14 with
2,28 to go.
GLENN WHITE
Sports Editor
Tar Defense ·Checks Mesa
In Last Pre-S'unset Tuneup ·
By GLENN WHITE
OI I~ 01llJ •1191 lllff
Newport Harbor High put together a
timely defense with key passes to
blank arch.rival Costa Mese., 14--0,
before 4,200 farw; at Davidson Field
Fridcy night.
Thus ttie Sailors of coach Wade
Watts roll into Sunset League football
wars with a 2--0 record, having dispos·
ed of ,Newport District rivah; Mesa
and Corona del Mar (21.e)· in practice
beefi;.
However, the Tars look about as
ready for Sunset battle aa a. bunch of
Boy Scouts.
Their offense was plagued by four
fumbles, ttiree of whi.ch were lost to
the opposition. And they were tagged
for 16 penalties, 13 of which were ac-
cepted by Mesa for a tob.i of 146
yards.
Three came for pass interference in·
fractions . ·
One Was a roughing the kicker call
that got the Mustanf!:s away from tile.ir
four-yard-line in the first ·quarter· and
gave new life to coach Neil Peek'&
spunky but ootmanned group.
Quarterback Claude Kelly promptly
connected on • 66-y&ro pus-run play
with Greg J ordan and moment! later
the Greeo and Whth! had first and goal
at the Sailor five.
'!be 17().powidor had • bot bond.
completlnl fiDe <JI 10 JIOllOI for JM
yoids and i... louchdowm. He also
.-OOC< .. the -~ •bowed plenty <II poioe ID dlrectlns the Tillers
1D touchdown• • time wu nmning
out ID the lint hall and then ften his
club ,.., lroJllnC 14-12 with Jun 9, 12
loll ID the game.
Tustin bottled up Huntifttt<m Beach's
final desperate .ttempt to econ aod
then a1 tht fU.D WU fOing ctf, Stewert
toed a 34.yanl field goo! to wind up
the scorinc.
El Rancho Loses Wild One
However, a tough Newport defense
dug in and fOUr plays later the Tars
took over -at their own four.
Mes-a never aerlolltily Uv'eatened
after that. ' Newport bad rocked b a
:H.-gtoa Bead! bad taken a 7-0 ·
lead In the first period on ~21-yard
end-around by Mike Priddy Bob
Ryder's extra point, before Ay
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Lions Go Berserk,· 34-25 touchdown on ite first aeriea of plaY,s.
Ta.king the ~ning kickof~ the winn~s
rolled 82 yards in 11 Play& with
quarterback Ron Troyono passing to
Curry for the last five yards and the
six points.
took charge late in the ball. ·
-ln the ck>slng minutes he whirled
Tultln 83 )Wdl tor Ill first s<ore com-
pletlng a 51-yord -to Bob Silva , a
21-yord<r to Rick Day and finally a
12-yard ro -to Silva elebt tee· oodJ before the sun. That made it
7.t· It 11!.e ball.
Aydelotte and Tustin completely
dominated the third period, consum-
ing 10:21 to go 69 yards for a touch-
do\v n and the leo.d 12-7.
Tony Bonwell rallied Huntington
Beach beck into the lead by moving
tile Oilen 72 ylll'da in 12 plays.
Bonw~ had a 17-yard run and a 12·
yard J>aS5 in the drive that cuhni.nated
when be fired a fourth-down pus 24
yarda to Mark Whitfield for the touch·
Hailer's Hit
Lifts Dodgers
To 5-2 Win
ATLANTA (AP) -Tom Hiller's
ninth bulin1 triple &napped a tie and
lilted the Lo& An1eles Dodgers to a
5-2 victory over the AUanta Briaves
Friday night.
Haller, who had doubled a rllll home
Dotlger Si.te
~I.,. Dodllf:n 11 Altlnlt 11:10 1.lft. 11;1'1 1 .. 1 5-1. 2t Doclelf'I .t AllMll U:OR 1.rn, ICl'I 4"'°
earlier, connected followine slngles
by Ji mFairey and WWie Davis. Pinch
hitter Ron Fairly then singled Haller
borne .
An inning earlier. Dodger reliever
Jim Bttwer pitched out of a blises-
k>eded, none-out jam by 1etti.ng Felir
Millan on a double play grounder and
strrunc out Dercm John&on.
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ready.
The St. Louil; ace. tunlni up for the
World Serin ag.a.inst Detroit. hurled
his 13th Ri.utout of the •eason Friday
night and shattered a 53-year-old
pitching rtcord while dolni it.
Gibson beat Houston 1--0 and lower·
ed his earned l'UQ average to 1.12,
breaking the National League mark
of 1.22 set by Philadelphia's Grover
CleveF..nd Alexander in 1915.
It was the 22nd victory of dle sea·
son -a personal hl.ih -for the bi.J
right·hander.
Cinc.im.aU's Ro.se had one hit in
seven at bat.I •• the Reda drOpped a
15-inning game to San Franci~o, 3-2.
Rose's average dipped two inti
.330 but Pittsburib's Matty Alou
i. Chicago. 4-1, and ~ three
poinll to .321.
By EARL GUST KEY
01 lflt DlllY ''"' ll1H
Westminster Higb Sc:bool'l Lions.
pl9')'ing with just the rigtlt amount of
frenzy, registered one ol their finer
momenta Friday' night by outscoring
proud El Rancho. 34-21.
A near-capacity crowd &t the Lion11'
ball park roared its approval at the
uncontrolled Offensive show by two
of Soutllern California's better prep
outfits.
And they'll all be back next F ridP-y
night when unbeaten Anabeim comes
to town.
It was a shocking turn of evenf.8 for
the Dons, who bave yet to win a '68
game. But they )Ost in style.
Defense? Forget it Take the first
quarter, for instance. It was iniw,ne .
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The loorth ammll UC Irvlna ID-
vitattooat water polo t.oumemeot rot
under way thi.1 moruin1 with three
Soull>land collegiate pow<n In octlon.
U Cl . Cai Slate ! Looi Boacll) and use we.rt the favored tleaml u play
began at 9 a.m. Matcfles .... bein.C
held au day wltb the cbampl-p
coolelt acbadulod I« 5 p.m .
lrWnt hll won all thi"ee previous
brnamentl. Coticb Ed Newland'a
(ftW WOii tut year'• 'tiUe with a 7..S
win ovor Oil Sim In the final!.
lr.1ne, conaidered a netiona1 water
poln powar, wlU play w.. AJJ.
Americalll -Ferdy Mm!minl, Bill
Bnl1 lad Steve Farmar.
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In that unforgettable period. were
runs of 35, 32, 49 and 59 yards from
scrimmage plus a 96-yard ki ckoff re-
turn. When the gun fired it to close,
the score w&1 13-13.
Westminster's hopes quavered when
quarterback Eddie Bane WGs perma-
nently sidelined late in the second
quarter with bruised ribs. But sopho·
more Doug Milne and halfback Mike
Haynes took over capably for the re·
mainder of the game.
It was Bane who put Westminster
on the scoreboard first, passing 35·
yarck to blue-chipper Darryl Berg at
the El Rancho 6 and then scoring on
a roll out himself with 8:48 left in the
first quarter.
John McLaughlin added the PAT
for 7-0.
But El Ran<.1>o quarurback Randy
Drake, on the Don ~· sevenlh play,
scored from tile 32 on an end-around
and PAT tied it with 5:38 left.
The.n Charlie Buckland turned the
jooiM into a m1dbouse with a 96-yard
kickoff return to the two. In two car·
ries. Ron Shepherd slammed into the
end zone at 4:33 but the PAT went
awry, 13·7.
Drake passed 14 yards to Ken Mat·
thews for the catch-up TD with 2:30
lefl in the fir st quarter and Westmin-
ster blocked the PAT.
Shepherd scored again two minutes
before halftime, Haynes scored from
the four with 4:14 to play and Buck-
land scored from the nine wlth shi:
secon& left in the game.
Westminster gained the lead for
good on Shepherd's second quarter TD,
20-13.
Pro Football Steals
Weekend TV Show
It's a grim weekend for college foot-
ball fans but a satisfying one for pro
followers.
While most of the nation is watching
the Notre Dame-Purdue titanic from
South Bend today, the west gets Cal·
Colorado at 1: 15 p.m. on Channel 7 .
Tbe Notre Dame-Purdue game will
be seea on delayed tape Sunday
starting at 2:30 p.m. on Channel 5. It
will be followed by the UCLA·
Washi.n(l<>n St.ate replay.
The ~os !Jtart their day at 10 a.m.
witb Channel 2 Can')'ing the Ram6 and
Browns from Cleveland. 'Ibe San
Diego Q\argers play ClnclnnaU over
Channel 4 at IO:ll) a.m. NBC switches
to Houston for the Oilers-Oakland
g.azne immediately after the Charter
telecast.
ljaturclay'1 sports-on-TV menu ID·
cluh lut. m<mtll's men's and
wom<n'I f)'llUIUtiCI O!ympic trial! on
Wide World ol Spitlo au p.m,ml.tlle
Laker-SUWe exbib'ticm at 7 p.m. oo
Channel 5.
USC C-. Jd>n McKay reviews tile
Trojan·Norttrwertern. pme wiilh Tom
Ke.Uy at 4:30 p.m. Sunday on Channel u.
NBC gives viewers a Wcr\d Series
~"'"' -Y by owildling bock and forth from St. Lou11 and Dolroit
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Roy Van Der Aa came up with his
first of two soccer-style conversion
perfeotos and j.t W86 7--0 with 7:36 to fo
in the first stanza.
That drive turned out to be the Tlin'
most sparkling sustained effort of the
evening a.s Troyno made fine use of
his rwmi.ng backs, then caueht Mesa
· off euard with tbe l.oue aerial Of Ute
assault.
Newport's last la:lly came with 8:28
remaioing in the third quarter.
Stu Aldrich blocked a Grea Forsdi.ck
punt Qll fi!t Mu stang 28. From there it
took four plays to garner the
touchdown as Rocky Dixon blasted in
from five yards out.
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Imperial Valley
Still smartinr from ita 21.ai ~fe1t
in its first-ever football g&mt, Sad·
dlebect Junior Oolleg~ -.w try 10 even
It.I record toni&bt when k plays bolt to
llIJperial Valley JC It Mllaioo Viejo
Hilb School.
Jµckoff la·ICheduled for I o'cloct,
'!be Gauc!IOI' -for .._,
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G,.._ mi-lu\ week'o -agaimt the COi ~ ,.,,,_n
-• jlDlMed Uwmb on hil tllro1ria1 bot>d.
Imperial Valley; f-..., i squad
loaded wkh ttte.ermen off of. Wt
,ear's club wb.ich paated a ~ ftCOrd
and acorod 40 ...,.. polnta ID !Our ,,.., .. _
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Reeling Brea, 40-0
By TERRY NEPTllNI!
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Scor1n( In ev~ quster In every
-le WSl/' • !Jocu• BeaCh "B•t Brea" brJ.pde of ArUsta humbled a
loothlua Brea Wildcat, <0-0.
In :m encomtera, Frida~ night'•
foottJaR ICOtl Wiii the MCOnd highest
the Artttta ~e ew:r tnructed m the
W-. In 1960, LaiWM1 bW>ked
Brea, 47.0.
The Artiltl did every1hlng rieht ond
a ne• record borne crowd' d. 3,2(K)
""'""1ed Ila delllbt. P'0< ·,...,. quor·
terback Ste.ve Wleabowaki, it was bis
finest hour.
Laguna'• defem.lve corp15 complete·
ly ltUled Bree's ettack. 1be first half
aa.w the Wildcats net 64: yards running,
rt oI them on • play that Laguna
thought wa wb.irtled dead.
Ollemtvei,, the Arll.U were unstop-
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14th Strai ght
Game, 18-6
By STEVE EKOVICH
Ot .. O.llY "'191 lf911'
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Going 14 contecutive tames without
a win and then losing to Valley Chris·
tian, 18-6, is • UtUe like going in the
desert for lt dlay1 and being offered
. a cup ol sand.
Neither oan tast.e very sweet. and
after falling short for the 15th con-
secutive time Friday r:i.ght at the Val-
ley Christian gridiron, the foul taste
ml19t still be lingering in the mouths
of roach Ray Dodge end his Mission
Viejo Higti School gridders.
In the early going it seemed as if
tdle Diablos would end their two-year
drought as they drove to the Valley
Cluistian Wle-yard line, only to run
out of downs with 6:lM to go in the
fie st quarter.
The DMblos began the drJve on their
own 34 and gusteined it with a well·
balanced attack in the air and on the
ground. _
After eamioC the bail on the b.lm·
over of downs, the Cruaedert1 blitud
91 yanl. fur the first toocll-n of
the game. The big vl6Y came on a
:E-yard bomb laid into the arms ol.
Jim Bakker by signel-OBller Jim Hib-
ma.
After a bad bike on the PAT attempt
tile score stood at 6-0 with 23 secoods
left in the first quarter.
After the Dlablos were driven back
to their own six-yard line on the next
set d downs, Mission Viejo got a
break and threatened to tie up the
1JCOre as Mike Beck«'• punt was furn·
bled by a Crusader on tbe Diablo 33-rard line and recovered by Rich Wvd.
But oo an attempted pes1 quarter-
back Jerry Gloster had the boll jolted
from hi! cocked bBnd where tt rolled
to lhe Diablo 18, and was ret;'O'Vered
by Yelle, Christian to set up its &ee·
ond touchdown.
Mi1slon Viejo r~istered it.! only
touchdown after defensive eD1 Rey
Jtlhnlon intercepted .a pe11 on the
CMsooder 311 ond ran It up the rigbt
adeline tor the score. v-Qrlstlln eifectiv.ly stymied
ttie Mission Viejo aUact. i:n the aec-
ond ball and the only time the Diabkl
fQM got a chnce to really cheer wa.
when two bank& ol faulty flood lights
were rendel'ed op!ftlltJve.
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lea>t a ball doi<n oure Wiezbowiki
palffl or tbe aoore would htve been
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Wlezbowald "'°'ed two touchdowns
wtthi.n two minutes Jn the opening
qumter. The firat was a five-yard roll-
out left. tile second a 40-)'tlt'd run with
a recovered tumble.
Fleet Jim Kuhn went t& yerds with
a quick-toss just before the first quar-
ter ended tc give Lquna a fut 20-{l
buJ&<.
Wiezbowskl scored ill the second
quarter with 8:40 remaining in the
half. This time he went 43 yards rtght
on a classic quarterbadc keeper.
LagW118 scored in the lhird qUQJ"ter
oo a Wiezbowskj -to · Doug Sdunitz
roll-Out pus play from the Brea eigbl
The finai Laguna touchdown was a
sensational 80-yard punt return by
fieet Jim Kulon. Kuhn took the punt
oo the run at his own 20, cut left to
set up the picket and sprinted down the
sideline oo a beautifully executed play .
Artist fullback Brian Bagley gained
114 yards, all Df it from fllckle to tack-
le. Steve Klosterman, Jeff Jahraus,
Tom. Scherer and Dean Shostrom were
aD defen&ve standouts.
W:i.ezbow11ki scored three t.oucb·
downs, passed for one, recovered a
fumble, intercepted a pa&s and called
a tia.wles11 game. For Laguna faas, it
w.as a eweet ooe.
FOLLOW TH E QUARTERBACK -Everyone in the-stadium inclu·
ding one of the ol!lcials seems to be ebo•ing after Laguna Beach
quarterback Gene Moloway. Among thooe in puiisuit Of the Amsts~
BAGGING BAGL EY -Laguna Beach High School
fullback Brian Bagley is stepped by Bree's Phil
Oxandaboure (25) and Paul Reed (11) alter a solid
gain in Artists' 4{1..(1 victory. Bagley bad a big \light
against Brea, piling up 114 yards on the ground.
Early TD Stands V p
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Bolsa Nips Sea Kings, 6-0
By JIM CARNETT
Of 111• Dlltr l"IW Iliff
Bolsa Grande's Matadors scored a
touc,hdown in the second quarter and
made it stick m; they dropped the de·
termined Corona de! Mar Sea Kings,
6-0, Frictia, night on ttie Matador grid·
iron.
The Mat.adon, wbo went into the
cont.elf. 88 heavy favorites, found them·
selves with their hand1 lull as the
Sea Kingg gave ttlem all the football
tbey could handle and tllen some.
The vaunted Matador' offeruie, which
ran up elnwst 400 yards in Last week's
18-14 win over Lynwood, managed onl~·
248 net yards against what has been
Orange County
Prep Results
Westmimter 31, El IW1d1o 25
V.Uey Chriatian 18, M.luioa Viejo l
Newport KartJor 14, Cotta MeM 0
Boba a ..... s, c.a..a c1e1 M>r o
Palm Springs :ll, San Clemente 0
l.ellln• S-h 40, -0
....... lm22,Redland17
Tuotln 22, Buntlngbl -1!
Etoondklo 14, Sonia.Mia Valley ll
Buena Part< 18, \+olendo 14
N1eri1>D 28, Kateile 0
Ralcbo Allanftol 11 . IA Hal>r1 7
Loftll 31 , Foothlll 7
Loa AlamiCoo 411, -u -'l'lvy 7, -Grove •
-Ana ]A, °"""""' 0
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referred to as a porous Sea King de-
fense.
While the Corona defense was doing
its job, the olfense. namely the pass-
ing attack, had l;rouble pulling its
share of the load. While gaining 174
yard.I in total offense. the sea Kings
never penetrated the Matador 25 yard
line.
'lbe Sea King rushing game looked
excellent at times, but was never
backed up with a sufficient aerial at-
tack. The Corona passil\g game ulti·
1nately led to the Sea King downfall.
Southpaw quarterback Dave Terry
completed eight of 19 passes, but they
were good for only 39 net yards.
The majority of the tosses were of
tile swing variety and after the Mata-
dor defense caught on the Sea King re·
ceiven were consistently thrown for
losses.
With 1:44 left in the contest Terry
cut loose with a long pass that 1book
up the Bolsa Grande Matadors and al·
most won the game .
Halfback Doug Young made it great
try at the Bot.a 20, with en open field
ahead, but the over-the-shOIJJder try
squirted from his fingeni and fell to
the turf.
The Sea Ktngt loolled like the,. were
out lot blood the fJrst lime they got
th<ir bands OD !ht pipldn, drivln( (A)
the Bo!Ja 33-yard line and picldni Ill'
a llrot down.
But the drive bogged down on the
Matador 2$.yml •tripe. lll<ir deepat pen~.ttion of the rUgllt, and they were
forctd to &'ve up tM ball.
Tbe ~ores looked a little reluc-
toni to lake eonunaed ... 1y In th• con-
tell, plcldng up only two yard! In
their first four plays. They gained
their composure the next time they
had the ball.
Bolsa drove 53 yards for what ap-
peared to be a sc«e late in the first
quarter but e holding pena)ty nulified
a 14 yard touchdown pa¥. and two
plays later they had to give up the
pigskin on their own 29,
It was only a mome~ setback
however, as quarterback Rick Daley
engineered a 64-yard 1c0ring drive
late in the second quarter, and capped
it with a 10.yard touchdown run.
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San Clemente Hit .·
By Indians, 20-0
By ROGER CARLSON
Of ffll Dlll'/' l"ltlf Stiff
PALM SPRINGS -San Clemente's
varsity football squad fought vaunted
Palm Springs High to a standstill for
better than three quarters Friday
night, but tinally fell in the last nine
minutes, 20-0, in 82-degree tempera·
ture at the winner's grounds.
It marked thhe second loss in a row
For tbe·Tritons. The victors dominated
the offense from the opening kickoff.
But time after time during the first
three periods, were held off by the gut-
ty ~defense .
Coach Tom Eads' forces, however,
were able to collect only one first down
Eagles Seek
First Victory,
Duel Pacifica
Hoping some defensive cniclts have
been shored up, Est.anci.a High football
coach John Lowry senci1 his Eagles
ag.a:inst Pacifica ot Garden Grove
tonight at Davidson Field. Kickoff is
at 8.
The Eagles dropped a 19~ deoi!ion
to TUIStin lest week~ Lowl'f said two of
Tustin'• TD'• were gifts.
Pacific.a. won its opeoer, a 12-7 nod
over Villa Park.
"I've gone over the fllml of the
Tustin game and they're getting
discour.agtng,'' Lowry reported.
"We broke down defensively three-of
four times and those play1 beat UI."
He referred to a 35-yard touchdown
run by the Tustin fullback and a 41·
yardl scoring pass play. Both plays,
Lowry sayw, should have been stopped
M1h proper execution.
He did, however, single out
linebacker Mlke Sady, tight end Mike
Knudson and defenAlve back George
Barnett fOr turning in creditable jobs.
"Actually, I'm not disappointed witb
our D111, it's just that I know we can
be tougher then that," Lowry said.
New coach Art Michalik has in&tilied
confidence in a team that won only
twice last year. Wlth only lilr: let·
tennen returning, Pacifica Js con-
sidered c threat in tbe Geroen Grove
)ague.
Mi.chaUk will field a starting offense
with three junlonr and a 50phomoce
Mariner quarterback Mike Ltndholm
bad a productive evening against Villa
Park anj Michalik says he'll be throw-
ing against Estancia.
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FULL OLYMPIC
TV MENU COMING
Televialon'1 mmt 'dml'ftbeulve
coverage of a sportint event -the
planned TV schedule fnlln tlJo 1988
OlJUIPlc Gune1 ln Muleo City -
ollen 4S hour• ol color prolll<D!UJl)ng
for Southern Ooll!onUno..Oct.-12-27.
A ~ 1late of tile cllil)' pro.
&rllll. o1aQ will appear In Tllesday'1
DAILY PILOT for dlppln1 ond handy
nleroo.. durioJ tllo a ......
Waldl !0< It T\lellllly.
for the evening'& labors, that on a 40-
yard aerial from quarterbaoj< Mark
Heumann to end Rick Geddes in the
second quarter.
Palm Springs broke the scoreless
deadlock with 9:20 to go in the game
86 haliback Jesse Balderas 11campered
12 yards around left end fOf' Ute toqch·
down. . .
Jerry Lewis' PAT made it~ ~1th
5: 22 to go and the viaitcn were ~ of
It. .
The hosts finished oil San Clemen!A!
with another tally in the final 18, l:eC"'
onds on a one-yard sneak,. cutmtnail>g
a 23-yard drive. A nifty 51-yard Punt
return set up the short mil'Ch. ~ ,,
Heumann'• 4Q.yard completion kl tba
second period put the ball OD the ln·
. dians' 31. But that wu as clo8e Al, Ile
Tritoos were to get to paydirt in the
non-league battle.
Only other occasion tor San Otemen·
t. (A) dent Palm Springs terrirory <;Om•
on the following set of plays when• Bob
Alarcon iMercepted an Indian tos't "tnd
retllrned it to the borts 43. · .
Palm Springs hurled the 'nit'ons
back 12 yards aod that more «' le11
set the trend for the night. .
Despite San Clemente's inahllify ,to
advance the ball through the beefy , '
.......mners the Tritons were able ~get
off_ only six passes. .
Other possible pass attempts were
mowed under by a hard cllarg!ng.de·
lense.
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P redicts Kemo . : . '.
Will Triumph,·:
MEXICO CITY (<AP) -A~'s
Ron Clarke, who h-moil of tho
wu-ld'1 distance running records,
again may be deir!ved of wtmms.h.ia
first major Utle In the ldll alt ol
the 19111 Olyq>ic pme1.
· '!be coach ol Rua9A'1 track ."and
field .team. Gabrlel -kov · ¥'d
Frido)' K_.1 !tip l(ejno, acc.litom •
eel to joQlnl .. .., 1,000.100! ~
..., tho IDlll ID -In _,. a.-llld
10,000-mew-1'lDI. ~·. !
KOt'Obkov limply ~ o,. • r Clarn, bolder o1 the ~.ooo ...i 10,QOO.
moter world records, In ~
tho appartnt -opo n '"" -. medall In the GllDN tio(t-
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Te8tCIF's
Air S~ow Tonight
• 1bere have been aorne Marina HJ,gh b: a c1uslc-ez·
No. 7Team gnat aerial peJ:f::nnUJ;cee U\ple of Bi~'a touch ,
1n Westmlns~er H 1 1 h , 1 u the Aµabelm fia1h scored
twice, passed for three atad.htm ln the paa:t with more t.oucbdowna and cotn·
such oamea as M I 'k • ed 3 d -; .. -i l NG LEW 0 0 D -, TamJyasu <Marina), Davi ,,Pil 10 yar I •-
Revamped Mater Del tak~ Penhall and Shawn McKln· tl!{ou&h Ill> air wlUI hi& a .lbot at tbe Cl.P'"l aventh p11se1 (18 !or 35).
ranked loolbell te1m toolpl oey (Wesimlnlter). and a To boot, he's got nearly
fl bo1t of otbert cavortin& on ~e eD'1--team baci. with u tilt MooCl'Clll aq,_ o ~-L1 ' f tb•" fi Id "' w• • qalnlt Loyola ltl&b'• Cubs _, ona 00 ~ ie · hhn for more W1 year with
at Jqglewood Hip. !l's the site for Marini end Bob CAnary hill top pass
7-41, In U!elr .,,...,. acaJast
Soutb Torra.net.
5'\taruia, mt.alJ,wtille. b: on
ctouds wlUI lls •u victory
undtt tu belt over Ramona
Hilb of Rlveralde.
.. A Uporf to Savanna'• im·
pr0vemeDl on defense lies iJ\ Ranioni being shutout 49-0
u.&til fotU' minutes remained
fr'he:o the losers scored
tw~ce on Savanna 1ub1. ~~•off ,_ 1• , 1 • ' High Scbool and· Ila op-receiver. · ~ ,.. 1 0 0 c oca.. ~ ponent for tonight. Savanna, Marina, mean bile, Is s.•911111 ,.0 Coach Bob Woods has at 8, and it could prove to~ st.Ill 1ry· :in"" tO fl'nd 1ttie r1 .. ht ILf = ~°T. l',;t.. 115 MVen new facts on the inoth•P now-t ..... ,A-1 • l6 o -1j.•~er1M •tart Ill I defentfvt alllD· ..... Ir .. -~ a r . combtnatiah (0 pr;o1tct il!I 9 -%.i ~1xin1 ~~
mem, hopin& to Iron out \h• &bow. pu1tt. Gr:ea H.enr)'. arid if ~,i~ a ,..,,~~ti t1:
wrlnklu that IPOiltd tha Savann.a11 Andy B~lanski ttie Vlkt11can protect biiil to H _ 'Frin~ ~-lU
Monarchs 1 week ago wb&n 11 no exception to the above any1A~egree1 ,1 He8o1rely is i.:ex-~ = Y::-.=:i:. I~
they ftll to S.nt. Ana, 31~13. named wti.,n it comes to pee ~. ~ g ve ans.,. a MlfiN
It's the &eeollld ltr&ight performing aerial feats of run for his money, · ~ = ~\~11~ lt:
game agahut 1 bigbly near.faatuy. Marina comes into its ~G :: = /E.e., l!! touted foe. Santa Ana ia tbe Last year S a v a o n a HnaJ tuneup game before RY _ Jf"' G111e1wi.11 "i
number one rated team in averaged 'l!l ~ per Sunset League ho.slilities :1:: ='{a" ?CJ ~-s.·~tand. game desn0t .. a H-1 record. with an 0-1 record. The fH -?::: wi"~ in
URI IAll I"'"" ltH :: TDfty VMflm19tlt l 'tlhe last meeting with Vikes w e r e overturned, Fe _ w;e1111 ecw.._ 1~ However, many observers -~~~~~~--''-~~~~~~~~~~~~~.;..::.;:.o:;::..::;:;:;;;:=;~~~-"
feel that LoyolB ill cro&1ly
overrated. Jt11 14-0 win over
Centennial WU not jm.
pressi.ve. But Ulen the dull
single wing oll..,.. of coach
Mario DiMu:ro seldom ii. The Relaxed Way ...
UP, UP AND AWAY -Bill Shrewsberry plants bis
foot on the loot feed and sends the fn>nt of bis pick·
·up up ID lbe air at 100 mpb-plu.o speeds. 'Shrewsberry
has-covered 3,000 feet on hi• rear wheels. Six wheel-
1tendero will be ori hand llt Orange County Inter·
national Raceway tonight.
Loyola ii Ute Cnlnchina:
ground attack force with
tailback Tom Schwartz suc-
ceeding a line of. ex-Cub
greailis, like Steve Grady and
Mike BergdahL Over 2,000,000
Passengers Carried
Over 60, 000, 000
Miles
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offense,· u n like Loyola•s ,
with quarterback T e d
Hamilton a capable passer
ond Maril: Oum a opeody,
etrong running back.
.-New Event
.·Tonight
·AtOCffi
Orange County· Intuna-
tionaJ. Raceway'• first wbe-
elstand championship gets
Ul'lder way tonight at 8 witn
six of. the most ak:i.Ued prac·
tilioners around competing.
W h eelstanding involves
rtar end-~ighted cars ac-
celer.uni wUfl their front ~beel1 off the 11ound. The
qbject is to travel further on
the back wbeela tban your
opponent.
Buf competitors are also
acored on elap1ed Ume .
speed. distance and
l)Jowmansblp.
Bob Pen-y of Daytona
Bee.ch. Fla., claims the title
of . the world's faateat
wbe.elstander. Bil
a u perchareed Gree.obrier
!1i.a done 138 mph on ita rear
wbeels.
Chuck Poole of Sacramen-
t. has moun~ t w o
aqpercbarged ChrysJen in
U., back of hil Dodge A-100
pickup. He has over 2,CXXJ
horsepower u n d e r com·
mand.
othen in tbe field are Bob
PertY (110 relation) of
Corpus Christi, Tex.; Bill
Shrew&berry, Jerry Lee,
Sacramento, and Connie
SwinJle of Bixby, Okla.
A session of B·g1s
s upucharJed competitiOn
and stock eliminator racing
will round out the evening's
drag program.
Pirates
Outrun
Riverside
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Teams Triumph
DiMuro saiys both t-eam.s
appear atz'ooe.er than the
elubl that looeht to. 7-7 tie
a year ago.
Cost.a Mesa, Huntington
Beach, and Westminster
High Scilooll all emerged
from the firlt round of ac·
tion in the Anaheim V<&rsity
Water Po Jo Tournament
with victories
O:>sta Mesa. rallied in the
last quarter to down SUnny
Hill&, 4-2, HllDliDJIO!> S..ch
DeNuccio
Captures
Long Run
swamped Artesia, 12-8, and
Westminster soaked Beuna
Park, 8·2.
Estancia could only put
together three goall in the
third quarter es it wa1 edJ·
ed by Sonora, 5-3. The Eagle
bu1 bnike down en route to
the tournament which fore·
ed Estancia to forfeit itJ
'Mal'm-up time.
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Top Kiclcl!t"
Huotington Beach High
freshman Brett White is
claimant to a CIF con·
version record after bo-
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ConvN;ted r.,Ut and criminal? Or a 1 re~..e•ntative ]Veg~ leader? SltM;~. ~;~t !".,.ted to appe~ "On~ tallfoMf4 · ~ .. ~"·"1ti!) 1ed~i(.J~•t Eld-
ricfge Cleav.;,.. ·-polariud opinion in one Ji,afl or the other.-,Berets I , UY~t , ~ ,~~~sit11 e~pert• have to .,. .. °"'=~ ~,~~· · r · •• :-.~ ·:~, • ! /'>. *,~j~ ~ f " '" ' t.i!: <f'' 1 ·1 j '.l---'. ··!·! ~·f )A' ~·f\'
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·"ti.eaver and ·trc";"!F~f~re
Fa~ing ·1he Evil
!ifaybe We're Not So .Sic'k, After All
By CHARLES McCABE carpenter spending boura on e park
lioal fellows ~B bench reading a tabloid nowspaper,
87 IV AN BINDEl\AKER
nu. ia about Berkeley experimfllltal
eourH 139X, Detnnn:anfzation and
Regetientian in .11ie Am•rlC1111 Socilll
Order. The ~sue1 railed by the ltorm
which has enveloped 139X Ile critical
to ~ Uolverli~ -to its acaJSemic
freedom, to ill financial IUpP.Ol't, to
ACademic Senate control ovir cur-
rtcu\um, .md. to future experimental
COUf'8e prognms.
(The Academic Senate is a Universi·
ty of Cali!ornia governing and ad-
viscry body comprised of professors,
ulOCi.aie professors and otMr high.
level academic facuJ\y members on
individual UC campuaes.)
Following ii the background.
Ftr1t, aoce 1920 tbe Senate baa con-
1roned curriculmn.
Secoacl. in 1966 the R e g e n t s
authorized the Berkeley senate to
d'e&t.e a Bocrd d Educational
Devolopment q!ED); with power ta
review, approve, and ad.mimster ex-
perimental course& outllde ·tht con·
ventional juriadlctiOillll of academic
deportment.a.
Tlllrd, a committee of the ASUCB
proposed 139X. It wa,, to be worth five
~ credit, bo supoms.d by four
regular faculty, and 1.., <i the twenty
lectures WeTe to be delivered by Mr.
Eldridge Cleaver.
Fourth, Chancellor Roger Heyns in·
formed the BED !Ital University funds
A men named Eldrldge Cleev•r wa1 eslctcf to t•ach at tht University of
Cellfornie't Btrk1l1y campus. Then hli was ask9d to s~•k at the )rvlne
campus. The situation cr1etH was not Drdlnary -even in • state qultt
ut.d to turmoil •bout Its univtrslty syat1rn. 8~t ntlthtr Is· Cl••v•r •'.I
ar~lnary person: he 11 11 mllltant BlaclC' Panther l1ad1r. • con.vlcted
crlmin•I awaiting trial on other charges. This beeilc.9rouncl on tb1 lnue of
wat written by ,one of UC's most effective and outspoken l1ad1rs. Dr.
Hinderaker, former vlct chancellor for ac•demic aff•irs at UCI, i1 chan-
cellor of the UC Riverside c•mpuli. -r
would not be available for expenses of
would be needed. The regular faculty
members volunteered their services,
instruction foe 139X. However, none
and Mt. Cleaver woWd not hok1 a
University academic title.
Fifth, when 139X wall announced,
the University was censW"ed ill the
Legislature, by the R e p u b I i c a n
Governor, by 1he Democratic Speaker
of the ~embly, by. most Califocnia
newspapers, and by tbouslnds of let-
ter writers.
'Ibe issue waa not ttie course as
such. It Wa!J1 instead. that Mr.
Cleaver, not a member of the faculty,
was in fact almost the entille coorse.
Given the present cllmate of our so-
ciety, such an intensely negative pub-
lic ~action to 139X, if not inevitable,
waa certainly p(edictable.
Course 139X might have been
developed in other ways which would
have fully served educational needs.
Those Mher ways could well have in·
eluded Mr. Cleaver. However, educa-
tionally, th~ BED's. action gave the ap·
pearance OI. lgnortnr quantity of in·
designed bo insure quality of in-
strucflioo. Politically, the particular
alternative selected was equivalent to
ttlrowiog gasoline on a burning fire.
AT THE REGENTS' meeting last
week, two types of motiOM were con-
sidered. One would have barred Mr.
Cleaver, by namet from appearing
before any C'OUrSe1i in the University -a policy which, in my opinion, could
lead to disastrous consequencts for
the future of tbe University. The mo-
tion failed by a nine to nine tie vote.
President q.a.Fles Hitch, supported
by . the Senate Academic Council and
all bhe chancellors, offered .a n
alternative which was finally approved
by a close ten to eight vote.
Its general policies include: (1) as
at Harvard', barring anyone from lec-
turnln& in a credit course mtn tban
once eaeb quarter unle.sa be bolds an
appropriate instructional title and thus
haa had faculty review: (2) directing
the Senate to formulate explicit
academic 1tandards fOI' experimental
coursea; arid (3) while recognizing the
primacy o! the Senate in courses,
direcllne the President to explore Witb
the Senate the question ol the ap•
propriate role of the administration in
this area of joint concern.
Then, by a voice vote, t))e Regent.I
.:ensured the BED for structuring and
approviog 139X.
PERHAPS THE CASE of 139X
would have created no storm bad it
been on a campus other tlWl
BerkeLey, or even if at Berkeley but in
another period ol time. But it did haPo
pen at Berkoley, and it dld happen
now. Each of the uine: University of.
Calllornia campuses, and all of·
California higher education, bu beb
hurt by tile miajudgmf!llt <i tile BED.
AcadenUc freedom is essential to
the survival of any university. Ill
rtspoosible exft'cise bu been a major
factor . in the emergence of the
University of California aa one ci ttit;
great wdversities of the world.
The .acticm taken by the Regents was
not an attempt to impair academic
freedom. Rather, it WM to protect it.
Extremes Can Push the Middle Mass Society. tile~ you~tmda-1he.bllllk,.... us, ii!; skk. And tbe pupils of. tbe pun-
dits, believe it. And so aoother clicbe 0( ful:ltity ol thoae timel. It WU
is born. nobody's fault that ttis man, and
It follows that anything 80 wide1y millions !like him, were emasculated.
belioved, and •o--Oftm parroted, ;. pro· It wao 'juot ibe·damned g<11er11I lo~ ol
bably a crock of. like the idea tba.t mankind that laid him low. By RALPH W. GERAJlD When a friend of the University af California, lrvint,
politicians go m the nc'ket because ~t_i•. said that the most ienerally 1 wu 'very glad that ·)'OU came to expressed concern and dffp'regr•t ovir the i'Ci.aver
the)' wtsb to servt tbe ~and 1uf· profitable .~ in ·Depresston·days talk with me a~ your concern over Affalri' to Dr. Ral~ W. Geral'd, he was moved to
down the whole UIIiveretty 1yltem and
pert>ai-!hr<>U&h it tilt society, is-only
abetted when sl!Ul> confrontationll are
developed .betwaen Cown and gown, liO
that a statement such as the governor ~= ~~8:' ~.it:==~ ~:b~ TblJo= :::= coi;nm.UDity reaction to the ~a:nce write these words eltpr1s1ln9 his pe(sonal views of calling ·thellllelyeo,'W~-ir.i they bad Jobi.or oo, agl ~Y did Pot . gt!= <;::~:-w~~i;:,'t 0
: .. -th• .. •ituat.lon. Dean -';fWCI'! gr~••l! di•isi~~·::io!ll
-The ~eevmt..hb . . :,:Jmo,._., _,.,..~r" doll!e•. ~a-lll>ie· 'poundiDc in ·..,. .com•· ••.jroffslbf otblologi\ Qi;. Oor•r~ ,I• bOth •fh'O .. . ' mad~·Jn.P'\111'.'-!IDe might •gre• .: ... ij!Jlj!~Qt) or, a slappiJJg
· down ol firm :niie1'1\y fhe Regents, 11
particularly unfortunate in that it
moves the, greilt bulk Of academic
moderates to take sidu with the ex-
tremists, because academic freedom
and intellectual integrity seem to be
threatened.
~assinaOons, bnngs . the doCtOr ~· _ , . " munlcatJoo. an MD. A member of the Netlonal Academy of ~;..
Ul us all, and hi& refl:dy diagno6et:. si:r:e =~· ~\b:1 ~ ~~ Let me put down, for clarification of ences. he is internat~ally known for hi• pionHr r•
THE TROUBLE ~ be · t true of·Uie 'lbirties. With an' the p' a ten t my l!"'~;~~gtrta: .~s we~~~ foray cI 0,mee. surch on functions of the nervous system and the m, we gm o ·~-~ ... _ -kind 1 mumcawuw;. u1em..., you, u.e: w b . think. Said Mr. Goethe: "If you stM't s.i. • .:--. 1.ua.e was a ·O the rls:lng confrontation between town rain. He came to UCI in 1963 as a member of th•
to think about your pbyaical or moral ~=le~ .. :e knc~-:: arid gown (~good deal of which was original faculty. Dr. Gerard gov• specia.1 permls1ton
condition, you find that you are sick." .L--.. _.,.are s-pa"y becyame' com-warned a-gai~st ~some of us spoke to to the DAILY PILOT to reprint th1s1 views. Mr. Anatole France liaid: "The u\11.R:: UCl; • ,, •••• "'' the community 10 the very early days
mania of thinking renders one unfit for moo. Men were, m a way they bad of UCI) and what constructive actions
every activity." never been before, broCbera. mi:gbt be taken to ameliorate il 1 suggest we are no more dck, end
no less, ttian we have been at most AND WE WERE led in those days CONSIDER a bell-shaped pro.
times in the past; but we sure do have by • glorious C<1n artist named baWity curve, witG the horizontal ax.is
more time to think about being stck. Rooeeveit who was c o n 1 ta n fl y representing extremism from left to
I was a kid in ttie Twenties. If you ,preaching hope and redemption, and riglX and passing through the in·
were to believe the Saturday Evening we were consttintly believing it. He tertnedlate pogltioos, and the vertical
Post, and ttiose Rockwell c0vers, and wa.s wortb his weight in pieties. axis representing the number of in·
th::>Se Scott Fitzgerald stories, you Todaiy, Uie things which make us dividuals that would te rou!J1 at each
w.Juld think our country was an think ourselYeS into sickness, apart of the horizontal positioru.
epitome of delights. Some or my coo· frun potitical assassinaUons, are that The curve is bell-shaped because
temporaries still think o! those times rotten 'War in Vietnam, the crisis of there are very few indi'!iduab at
that way. the b¥cb, and the wave of "crime OD eitlber of the extremes, .more and more
ACTUALLY, 1 i c kn e & s was
everywhere. The country was in the
grip <>f a bloated and perverse
economy, which caught up with it in
the cram of 1929. Prohibition had
turned my elders into a c I i q u e of
criminals. It had turned some ol my
other elders into a posse of gangsters.
But people didn't think too much
about it. They hed other fi&i to fry.
As I grew up in Uie Depression of
the Thirties. I was in the midst of a
REALLY sick society. Men had been
depri~ of lhe thing which mOfll en-
titled them to call themsel~s men:
Their work.
UNLESS YOU have seen an expert
tbe ·~" wbicb it a apinoif of Ute as oae moves toward ttle intermediate
blacll: crisis. po&ti<lns, and the p;eat bulk as "mid· ~.Asian 'W'3l' will end, u all wars dle-of-tbe-roaders.' The curves would
have. The black crisis will abate, as look much alike for the academic
aH crises have, thou~ this will take a population and fOI' the community l~r Ji.emer&ct that we have a blecll: p o p u. l a ti o n ' but "middle-«..the· roadtt1" :would be pU6hed more to the
crisis C8IJ be ~ u a 3ign of right in Che community and more to
heatth, I'lllther than sickness. We have ttie left. in the campus groups -as
faced up to a long time evil, and have would probably .aH or the curve except
uncovered some otber ratlher nasty the very extremes.
evils in 1tJe process. Even wittiin each ol the1e groups.
We do have crime in the atreett, but there att probably sub-groups whose
no one can doubt that tbe condition ot curves would be shifted to the right or
the blaCks has improved enonnousty left of the avera~ one for the larger since the Supr4mle Court desegre1a·
tion dedsion of_ 1954. You don't hear group.
much talk of "uppity ni&gers" these UNFORTUNATELY. the actions of
days. That bes to be pure pin. the small numbers iD the extreme
positions invariably are m ore
newswor121y and get more attention
than the va9lly larger nwnber of ac·
tions or ttie attitudes tiaken by the in-
termediate groups -the extreme
statemen.ts or deeds of a handful of
revolutionary students and faculty get
great press coverage: the anger and
frustration Of a relatively small
number of the most intensely feeling
members of rthe community also get a
greater hearing, eittler in the press or
by personal letters and tetephone
calls.
'Ilhe community i.s perpetually
made aware of acts of lawlessness or
indecency and eas'ily forgets that this
Is not the norm of ttle vast majority of
academic people and forgets, further,
that such acts are widely present and
even glorified in Ule wtiole of OUT.COUn·
try at present (certainly one can see
in publicly exhibited movies almost
any degree of sex freedom in language
and action): and in its annoyance
demands that the University ad·
ministration "crack down" on such
shenanigans to a degree that would
violate the eenera:l principles of
Advice to Rebels: Don't Call a Cop a Pig
By HERB CAEN
SAN FRANCISCO My
unsought advice to our young rebels
today is to stop calline police of.
ficers "Pigs." In the current
jargon, t t' s counter-productive.
Esthetically, It'' non·felicttous.
Artistic•Uy. it's inaccurate.
Morally , it places those who use the
term in the same group with ttie
moroos whose common currency
includes nigger. wop . kike, Chin«.
Jap and so on . Philosophically , it
faila to dtstinguish between good
and bad poUcemen. Hypocritically,
tbOH who call policemen "pigs"
pretend to be dedicated to thnilgni·
ty of mall, .o why dlould they rob a mu ol bil difnity?
I DON'T think Ule John Birch
SocJety. !or all Its "Support Yoor
Local Police" ldckere, likes cops
1a,y mare Ulan do tbo5f wtio c•U
them ••pip." Ir they did, tht1
would l\lpport the soclaJ rtlorms
that wouJd mab 1 pollcerDIM'.l'1 lot a
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happier one; instead they oppose
Uie very measures that would bring
a semblance of peace to the "hot"
cilies. Asidem: J wa3 1itting at
Enrico's late tile other night witb a
distinctly r>00"11iggilh cop when a
guy whee1ed bi& Cadillac into a
yellow rone.
I glanced at tbe "Support Your
Local Police" sticker on the Cad'•
bumper and 5aid "What now?"
"Those phonies," snorted the cop.
"They thint tbat aticker'll keep UJ
from giving 'em a tag. Watch ."
Tagsvute.
FINAL PIECE <i unaooght ad·
vice to the young rebel1: cool it fOf
a while. 'nM reaotioo from tile rlibt
is now mOTe dangeroua thaa UJ
promiM of immediate 1 a J n •
Meanwhile, the-UC bud&et ii cut.' a
thing called a Rafferty u budal!
for the Senate /with the avowfA
help ol H. L. Hunt) and you've
made a very big man out of a Wry
Uttle man, George Wallace. ll .
.. --
you're reatly ready to sacrifice all
for fult·scale revolution, that's one
tttinl, but this other thing -trouble
for trouble's sake -gives aid and
comfort to your enemies and
discomfort to tbe relllt of u1. The
Establishment can break heads as
weU a1 hearts. and will and does.
llel,""t' cool it. .
VIA AP from Wamlngton, "After t~ and a half years cf public hear-U:tc:• and study, the Government has
decided ttlat imless tt'1 90 percent
peenuta, it isn'lpeanut butter." The !Oroiohil flash u 8'e re111ll of tile rood and Dnlc Admtnlstration'• ..-« 7IOO paga of lotUrnony_
-statistic' Du t In I the 11ven yeats of .ithi American
pruence~· tn Vletiia.m. fd>out 26,000
of our tooP1 have btfln killed In
combat. Durtnc .,... -perio4. ~Ll!dc! U. S. servicemen have -IWl90 acciderr.tally, more than hall
In tl'affic accldeMJ .•• Meanwhile.
our p1)"dtolotal w11fare fOrct•
continue to drop packets containing
a toothbrush. a tiny tube of
tootbpaste. and a manual titled
"How To Brush Your Teeth" on ttie
fortunate peasants of Vietnam. A
significant reduction in cavities and
Vietnamese is expected by this
time ne~t year. ,
ODD BOIWNS: Now why in the
world would you find a big Ampex
exec like Ptoduction Director Bob
Day lugging recording equlpment
l.Dto various toilets, nushiog .same
and IislulDI int..Uy witli cdbi<ed
ear? l'U tell yW why: When be isn't
Ampexlng, ht'• ~ w.-actor
wllo is •Pl>"ll'll>I at Ile !llllbarn
Theater in ''The Odd couple" -one
ccene of which caH1 for tbe ot'lltai•
iouod pf a toilet nushing. So far. be
baso't fdU!ld the perfect -. but
Uie Fairmont's mea's room came
e:OSe. "A good tollet.." he ~·· "but not • er~at one.'' The 1eareh
. 1oea on.
'
democracy iii this country, let alone
the sacredly held traditiQDl5 o f
academic f:'eedom.
THE FACULTY, often egged on by
the students, conversely, of.ten forgets
that it is not necesisary, in mahtWning
academic standards .and freedom, to
deliberately flaunt unwelcome acti-
vates and personalities in the face of
the community, and so is in danger not
only of developing a spurious schlsm
between the two groups bUt of en·
dangering the very sustenance of the
Universtty and all the things tbat tlle
faculty in it hokl deaf', indeed the
faculty and student! both.
The great problem is that if ad·
miniBtration does not dig its hetb in at
an appropriate ti.me, the revolu·
tionaries of the left steadily erode a
viable organization and operation of
the whole insitution, let alone of tti.e
greater society : if admlnistr.atioo
S(eps in too strongly. tbere U an ex·
tremely great likelihOOd of a n
academic backlash which aligns the
moderates on the side of the ex-
trenlists.
Cases can be cited on bottl sides,
from many institutions. Wtiere early
firm action · by the admlnistratioil
either nipped 'in the bud potential
rioting and the like, « provoked it.
IF !J'HE ANSWER were clear or
easy there would be no problem; this
is tile sort of very complex.. and dif.
ficult issue whlch delT\andS the very
best guess by sensitive, informed, and
experienced decision makers; and
even with aU the virtue and good will,
the chances of being rigtit are perhaps
not much over 50-50.
This, a'!. least, seems crystal clear to
me; a un!Verslty needs, if it is to
flourish. boUl collllt\_onity auppart
(more and finandaJ) and caulty .aup-
port by a quality group of men. If ~
confrW~U.OI\ ~rp•• 10 violtl\I. th-' one 'f the other tn\lst bt ·lost, uy We
a.dn;MniStrator wo'uld have to; opt for
relaining the co.fidence and rispect of
tM facult)' rather tban of iti1 com-
munif,)'. ·
CQr<ailmeot Of commUJ>il)o ·~ can ~ an lnstlivUO)I, ;rtav~
while It u In •~Oct an~j>ectiaps r.. a
.vert Q .Y ..... all4r; Jou Of <onfl.
dence In the lrts1lljltlCll by !])e aa;.
dem.lc1 of ~ country leads to a ~OU
ot cootldence and wllllna:ne•• to pat·
tlcipeie which can wt fa< de<;ad•a
.aifd m»-. II second 'ra~ peopk hive
to be taKen on the Interim, love a
defect tor a generatiOCl.1
'
--
There are 90me more cOMtructive
approaches, directed towards im·
proved communication a n d un-
deritanding b e t w e e n resptJnsible
university and community leaders,
which couJd be achieved by repeated
dialogues in small mixed groups; and
by seeing that the. body of academic
moderates is not thoughtlessly swept
into an intolerable position by the
revolutionary extremists on campus.
One or the things that bas happened
repeatedly is that an activist student
group has taken a small real situa~on
or has created a rather trivial issut
w.j,tfl a fine sounding name. received a
minor rebuff kom administration. and
immediately b;rought ttii.s: to the wider
&tudeDt and faculty bodies clothed in
fine sounding principles of
righteousness and often with .a highly
distorted factual presentation.
Almost any right ttJinking moderate
American, let alone aoademic1 bear1"
the 3tofy first in the1e t.enns, is led fO
take sides and 1upport the activist
groop.
By tbe time the other side getli
around, ,positions have often hardened
to tne extent that a fair hearing and a
reasoned judgment are llO longer easy
or even possible. J thould like to sse
some .apparatus developed (perhaps
there ie me, I don't know) wti.icb
would bring word to responsible ad·
rninistrative officers and other faculty
members of the early stages of pl.an·
aed disruptlw activities, aOO then feed
back to tbe body of faculty and
studenta ias fair and honest a picture
a possible of the actual &ituatioa,
IF THE FACULTY, with reuonably
valid information ot a rounded form,
still chooses to support posltiOns that
are objectionable to the bulk of the
community, this is unfortunate but I
see no a)temative for a responsible
adm.iniiUation but to a:o along with
them.
HopeN!ly this sort 0( thine will not
oct\U wben the precautions 1Ugfested
-been put in4I> effect.
.. ...... ~-
' SaNtday, September 28, 1968
Tho· Comment Pq:e of tho
Dally Pllot seeks to inlonn
and ttimuJat,e. r11der1 by
preaenUng a variety of com.
meat.Ary on topics of inter-
est and ltgnificance from
informed observers a o d
•pok•men.
ltollor1. II. Wood , Publlohor •
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Lee'• on.r. n,. m1111 ...._. thil
-Iii -terrifle. lo fact,
._.. r9ceived more letter& qa
Mondo!' tl>aii ... did tl>i
•I• week be-. Keep
them comtng In, k!do, and if
YOll 4oo't win al &ti, jwit
keep "" llylog.
WE BAD A lot of .food
-pl°"'f" for our art
!I .,.. difficult to make a
dlalce. But Neil C!ark'a Im·
-Ibis week, and a«aiJI ""'
agln<lllve drawinf of a dof .---'------------------'------ii mak!Dg 8 lo\ld>dOWD turn<d
out to be Ille best fll 1111 !ol
Well, bo)'I and s!rlt, It
wOll'~ be lOlll ulllll tilt
W0.10 Str!es ·-Detroit ...i Sl Loa1I ,.1 toptbor to ---~!atbebeat 111 balObOD. So that'll bO tl>e
Ui,,,,e for D!'Xi Wffk'I art
crJGtest -who's going to
Win lite world -T
we:re &lad to lee more
poen\S and riddle• for
* PRIZE WINNER
Thia week's contest winner is Neil Clark, 10,
2572 Columbia Drive, Costa Mesa
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Any child under 12 can enter Unde Len's Ari Contut. Here'• all you
do: (!) Draw picture on ~iece of plain, white paper 51> !ncheo wide and
4 inchea deep. Use black mk and make lines black. (2) ~ not copy or trace
picture. It must be your own work. (3) Put your name, age and address
on back of drawing. Mail it to Uncle Len's Art Contest, Box 1560, DAILY
PILOT, Costa Mesa. Winner will receive Kennedy bait dollar.
Caroj'a -t111s week. lt'-------------------,-------'I mates 1or a bett<r pore au
tl>e "17 aound, IO keep
tboaicmnlng.
B 0 NORABLE meotlon wlmen In thio week'• art COlllAiot .... ,
QiriJ Slii>gsby. 12, Oolta
Mesa; Linda Qooucl), 8'n,
Colla Meoa: Jean Pslmer,
10, Newport Beadl: Stove
~er, 11. Huntd.DgtoD
Beach; Lori KDowlloD, 10,
Founlain Valley; lllcbanl
KnoWlton,9,F o u n ta 1 n
VaDey; Oler! Spittler, 10\!o,
H.-. -: Lila :::::thal. 8\0, Newport
• : Jan He~. 10,
Ooota M.,.; Bollby 1!i1Ulter,
8, lluntingtoD _, Sl<Jly
GN.gg, 11, Newport Booch,
and Nick Eades, 8, Hun·
tington BeadJ.
SIGNS
Signs s~ stop, Siana say go,
Signs say fast,
Sifn' aay 1low, ,
But when the sign says
IO<lapop,
Tbat'J my favorite place
"' stop. -nt.r-1'1111, lt, COii• MtM
FALL
Fall is a time ol school
and wort.
Fall ii fun when the work
11 done; It's flm. in fall with the
lel.vea l.nd all; r wi!b it wes always fall,
You jump in a i:tle of
!ea vet
And tbey get ell over you ;
1bat'1 what I call tun.
-Jltnll'IY ci."' " '°"' ~ ..
DADDY'S SHIP
My daddy built a model of a 1alling ship:
Thanks to my sister it took its first trip ;
It uiled off the table, onto the floor,
'And Daddy's model ship isn't any more.
A k__,, .. If ..... -tt 1'll9ftU lmL 11. 2'11 ,..,...fD y..,_ A-. c:.ta Mesa fir fM W'Mllll9ll •ITT " tM •fDl'l' 11M1
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Crossword Puzzle
AC'tOSS. 46 Antal Y1sttrdly'1 Puule SolvH:
eppmdlO! 1 CltY. of 41 Propound Frarit!: •9 Fathertd
2 words Sl Cut of 111at
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-RIP.OLES AND JOKES
* Deer Carol: Where are th_e largest
diamonds in New York City?
PRIZE
WINNER
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Dear Cerol: What tree can be beld
in the hand?
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Dear Carol: What is a man who
spits?
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f,UMOp °'IM UOIJed 't/ :.1eM1uy
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Dear Carol: What did Tennessee? . ·.~ -....... ,.
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Andv Illich • »"°"'""" "' et tt.. muaclet: 1eem to he at rest, Worl<I &d Eft(V(.IOP•<I!• fO ktn ••u,
"' •· o1 Hlttl "'°'"" Nor111 e.ro11111. they too are not completely
tor h11 •u•sllon: asleep. Without Jcllowing it,
Wbat bappen1 when • you move a band and an
perM>n goes to 1Ieep? arm, a foot and . a leg. A
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JUDGE PARKER
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'!'OU TO LIKE ME!
of tents or Ottawa 9 Fttblt-body
minded 51 Gueous
When you fall asleep, your person may change pos;. TUMBLEWEEDS
body pulls down its window ti'ons completely more than r--------7'.":'.~~"I Pt.r10Q •lrturt 14 A.11111 60 In a vain .klngdoll •am• 15 u:s.S.R. •t State of lllOuntaln llt!ng ' range consplwous
16 Cleanse b7 6) Untruthful 912:1/68 dipping person
17 Olspost to 64 C1&11110 I Baked 37 Glvt eudlble
lnlU.lon btCOllf! foood lt1111 txprtsslon to 11 Gardin pest: dlffe~nt t Ftmlnlnt 31 Engllsh Z words 65 Unsorted name royal
20 -Ness wheat flour 10 Passed frv111 family
21 Explosives: 66 N!vada physical 40 Soft tui:zy Abbr. co111munlty lift flbroos
2Z Kkld of '7 Group of 11 PrtPOSltlon llllact
sport itven 12 Fo11111rly 41 Ast1llablt
23 NaUon of nu111ber1 Chrlstlanl1 position
Europt 68 Former rultt ]) One drlvlng 4' L•j•I right 25 "Btf.! -" 69 Changes color •golf ball 48 Po !ul1d
27 Move tht fttl l' Morsel •9 Makes 29 Feel DOWN 24 Intrepid 1 light
ragrtl 2' Shoe•aker's •overntnt 30 Landon's sub· l Miiton of ••terlal SO Oplnlonatlvt •1Y:.Coll04, tht •ovles 28 Suioan food atatemtnts
)4 "-l Armed bod1 )0 Patt of 52 Allay t11111buol" 3 SKtlon th1 foot S) Beglnners
)6 StlJtUlatt of England 31 In an 54 Coverl119 fot :SI Pert.' IO 4 Kind of unstable Instep 1nd
lllll"l IOI.Ind bait 1111111; 1111Mer ankle
)9 Gate crashers: 2 words 32 En1llsh city ~5 Man's namt z words 5 Vehicle J) At a dllftr· 56 Co11111unlt· •:Z. Jtcwf al lartt 6 Fro11 ont to tnt llmt, atlon
41 ltlt along ll'IOther 3• -pllot 57 Rtsponst of 6C Artidt 7 Cttbln 35 A111ount ntlfltatlon 45 Dlchns N.C.O.'s: charg~ tach 59 Erect c:hat~t« 2 words tntrlnt 62 l119nt
shades to the out.aide world. • dozen times while he
II rt.po takiDg In the 1!top1 without knowing It .
ontiDory mesaa&'O< you lff The bnJn Is 111 cooslmnt COO·
and hear, 1m:ell 8lld tMte tact \rith the busy nerves. •-...::
throughout tbe ftlkiog day. Aad they carry messages
But Ille body'• work doeo fllro\l&bOUI tile body clay and
not stop altogether. Far Dlgbt. deepjng cc waldog.
from il They tall the brain to keep
Every year our clever seodinl orden that keep the
scientist& are learning more lungs and heart and other
about the human body. Sleep full·time workers g o i n g .
is a very mysterious hap-Part of the brain al.60 stays
pening and we atiD need to alert just in case a loud
know' lots more about it. At bang or a billiant flame r=~~;~~:::~~~:.:!:J one ti'me, even the experts should make it necessary to
Hid that we go to sleep to wake you ill t.n urgent hur·
rest tbe brain. Now they ry.
know that this is not exactly 1be brain, it seems., also
so. The brain doe1 not at.op does some pondering of pro·
all it.5 bmy work while we ~ems while yau sleep.
sleep, altbough Jt does not However, i\ rearranges its
work quite ao bard. The daytime way of thinking. It
heart goes on beating -but drtlsses c h a r a ct e r 1 in
not quite '° fart.. The lungs st:rqe masks and cos·
go on bre.athlne. but not tumes .and often .sets them
quito so ofton. The Iunp and down In "'1 unexpected
the beating heart provide place. Sometimes t b e 1 e
oxgyeo to keep the body llleepin( !bought. dawdle In
warm. During sleep they the mind after we wake up.
provide less warmth and the We remember them u
temperature fa& a bit dreams. And dreaming is
lower. Ile m061. mystifying part of
A person falls asleep In goln& to lleep. Scmle dreams
easy stage&. 1be timt com· are JOpleuanf we wilh
" to get into comfQrtable they would never end. Some
nig!ll clothes and &tretdl out are do~ nilbbnariah.
in a comfortable bed with M a rule they · mate no
aivers lo keep the body s e n 1 e t o u s .
warm when it gets cooler. Though we oanoot uplaiD
The eyefi close and shut out everythln.g about ~eep. we
the. aighta. You may erdn do tDow for IUfe tt.1
~ kllt memory oi b everJODI M6dl IL Babie&
de&wt you bad for -· · -to aleep moot of the then all wtea ere f~ llme. Aa we -older we
Neat ail the .... 11 ""'1 -fenr rJeoi>ina boun. omells are for,-o and A grown 1'""00 Deeil& a ball
then the sound&. LolCl1 7"11 hoolr'• sleep for .. ..., wait·
forget that the pUJow feeb tnc boor -10 • lOOd nl&llf•
soft and tbe blanket !ii ...,., "'°'P -.Id wt &bout elg!lt
to the touch. A1moll ..-1 ....... """' ........ flnlah.
knowing i~ slee!> -... ed. Ibo """"' .-ts ••lllC on you and you art la tllt ......, lo ...U up. n.. .,..
Lood of N!)CI. . -. t11t mllOClet ellloJ ,a
While you &loop. .,_ COod ~ aad lht
-aro out at. toudl wlflt -b>h body craduaU,
h -1d. But your brain !& -eJert lo welcome Ille
still busy arid thoug!l your moninc of a ..,.., day.
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YOll •• I'M IN l.CWE .
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COULP YOU .COME
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By Tom K. Ryan
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HOUSIS l'OR SAi.i HOUSIS l'OR sALI HOUSES FOii SAi.i HOUSIS FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSl!S ,OR SALE HOUSES FOR SALi HOUSES FOR SALi HOUSIS ,OR SALi
GeNrll IOOOGoneral 1000 Oonor•I " .. °"""''' 1000 CieMrol 10000.neril 1000 0-r•I lOGO-r•I 1000 -·· 1000 !~~~~;;;;;;;;;;~
BIG DEALS
FIRST TIME ADVERTISED
POOL HOME •22.75G-Near the beach in
Huntinft.On Beach. Absolutely 1pqtl... 3
bdrm home with lovely :11u.e Havoq H & F
pool. Eve<ytblng in tip, lop ohape. Only
$22,750 with payments of leas than $175/mo.
(Coorteoy ID Broken)
S BEDROOM MESA VERD£-2 slDry Pac ..
setter on a lara:e lot. beatuiful brick patio,
children's play yard plw: room !or boat &.
trailer. IAvely landscaping with sprinklers
froni & back. Now vacant (owned by an East·
ern C-Orp.) Will sell at $35,250 with .. Utile
as 10% down or take over 5o/4 •/0 loan.
1600 SO. FT. 1 STORY -Near new 4 bdrm,
k:.vely s.hag carpeting, 2 fireplaces, huge
master bedroom &: large, large kitchen. Ab-
solute urgency to sell this weekend. Asking
$43,950 -but money talks.
ADDED FAMILY ROOM-4 Bdrm home near
shopping, schools & library. Added family
room with massive firepl,ace & bar. Thls one
is a·beauty! Plenty of room to live. Priced at
$30.500.
2150 Me.-Verde Dr. • Phenl 546°5990
BEACH
* OPEN HOUSES *
SATURDAY & SUNDAY 1·5
1815 SantiaCJO Dr.
IAYCREST
Full 5 bdrm home
with family mom &
lonnal'dinlng room.
Mal\Y deluxe (ea:
tureo. l>bout 4000 ·~· fl In this borne. It s brand new &
ready for you .
1823 Glenwood Ln.
lAYCREST
Needs some redec-
orating but you can
buy it righl 4 Bed·
rms & convertible
den. Good pool. Ex·
cellent neighbor-
hood.
1720 Candlestick
8AYCREST
Attractive 4 bdrm
home with beamed
ceilings in living
room, dining room
& familJ' !'09m. De-
Jight!ul pool and
patio. -
1523 Un1:oln Ln.
WESTCUFF
Spacious 4 bdrm &
den home on farge
lot with badminlDn
court & sparkling
pool. Owner moved
out ol. state. Wants
_quick sale.
Want tg build? We have several good
lot! suitable for quality homes.
JERRY FREUD ·CHARLES ARNOLD
REALTORS
646-7755
l baths + hmUy rm + mn:
ing rm, immaeulate, move
rieht In • fenced ya.rd. 0ncy
$$,156
BARGAINS! Custom D•plex Home Ir 2 Units
Richardson Re•lty
3443 E. Cout Hwy, O:IM
675-403~
1 BR H008I R-2 .••• $27 ,000 l.ovdy 3 B<nn, 2 Mlb home
2 BR House + Rental, S«J,(Q) 1*Js 2 BR Apt amid t.Muti-
1..erp Dupl.~ . . . . . • $-f'i,OXI tul &wen f'ftl' Lido SbOp-
Balboo Boy pmg. $43,,,.,.
Properties Gf!Orle Williamaon, Rltr.
673-7420 Ev11: 673-9117 673-4350 Eve1. 673-1564
live ir1 one • rent two. 3 BR,
a BR " Bach Apt m comer'
lot. $34.000.
Graham Realty
NHr N.B. Post Ofc. 646-24.14
Country Uvlng
Ari you tired ol that bu.y city U!e? How
about a spacious 8 bedroom home with din·
ing area 1n a nice country atmosphere.. All
thJS for $21,000.
Ramblln1:1 Ranch
4 bed.rooms, 2 baths, formal dining area, new
carpets and. loads of ai:tras in this ramblin&
ranch home on an over.sized lot. Ow~er ii
leaving the st.to. $22,500 .
Stop Waitin1:1
For your dream !ioll'ie. This i5 your dream
coll\e true. 3 bedrooms, family room with
warm pane.Ding. terrazo entry ball, custom
carpets, beam ceillngs, etc, etc, etc. $23,500.
lnvntor's Parodise
Two homes on a half acre. One is a charming
2 bedroom with, be1m ceilings and loads of
panelling, The other ~ a S bedroom and only
4 years old. Both homes have garages in ad·
ditiop to an extra 3 car garage. $125 a month
for $38,000.
!=ape Cod
That old WOl'ld charm in a Mte model home.
4 bedrooms, formal dining room family
room, professional JancHicap1ng, and located
on a quiet cul·de·sac street. $45,500.
Spacious!
Custom home in a desirable area. 4 bedrooms
plu11 a den, Mone fireplaces. family room,
covered patio and it even has hardwood
flool'l!. $38,900.
l!\s~~'i~a ·-•REALTY •• "anutime"
2629 HARBOR BLVD .. COSTA MESA
finer homes GENE'S GEMS
pe~ barrelt
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PRESENTS
Flexible Family Find
Your cholc.1 of llvint arren,.rMnts In thl1
Harbor Hlghlencl HcHne: * S bedrooms, ~ family-dining area or * 4 bedroomo, plus family room, plus
dining area, or * 3 bedroon18 & dining area, plus separate
mother-In-law arrangement;
"all with 2"' batba, handy bull~in kitchen.
including refrigerator-freezer. Fenced yard
complete with children's playhouse & sepa-
rate dog run.
t4t7 MARINERS DRIVE
OPEN SAT/SUN t .5
Tree-Shaded Provincial H.ome
4 bedroom & family room, loaded with skill4
& crafts. Large pool, separated from yard full
of fruit trees in· Harbor Highlands.·
Picturesque
Describes the view from the family room &
living room to pool & garden in t.hiJ lovely 3
bedroom home near Dover Shores.
1000 NOTTINGHAM
OPEN HOUSE SUN t • 5
Open House
1911 CLIFF DRIVE
OPEN SUNDAY I • 5
A unique & exciting 2 bedroom contemporary
modern, with marvelous BAY VlEW. Bouquet
Canyon stone walls! Mahogany panelling
throughout! Beamed ceilings! Secluded,
wooded patio: Not leased land.
B/B
Are You Waltl114J7
, .. b' • VIEW Mom. trr
--SROMCUJTS -wlth S Spacloul ~YI*'•· ...
onabup'~W·
f1!f: amplie ()IOQ ortm t b • ' • ~
land) •t • J*b t' ts.
sr.;,OD'! •• -... --..; opPOrtUnlcy--W. )IOU Mi
q\iddy!!!! """'· ..,._ Cameo
Hiljhlancls
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Have yau went!d to try ~ -:1 •flf
l'and at deoontinl"? Due to -~'(
an un.tnrnmate family llitua· 7 ~1
tioo, lhl<-.ii>·-
! Bedroom + ~ roam
bc:me cu be )'O(S' • • llliee : (, l
that w1ll .uow klr "J'blne.. ~· :·.~
Up" )'WI' way! ~ ~;
Ceeyon View Plua e '1mlted 1 .. j~
Marine View, ")«
A8lkirW Ul,CXXI • Make Otter! • ... _,; ~1 """· .,,....... Bay Ir Beach
R11lty, Inc.
675-3000
240'7 !:. Coast ·Hwy., CdM
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Beautiful TOW?! A Qlun · 1•.
model 3 BR family nan 1 "
raillf!d brick fireplace, ~ , ·t<i
tivinr room owntzed dou~ ~ ...::>
ble garage, """ earpetln ; <.-:!
throughout & newty p.int. ·~
ed. S18,589, !i'Ai % !OM mn . :io,,,u
be UMlmed. Owner hu t.e.t
transfetted • home ii W.• ·,\
cant. F'ull l'rict> onl:y $00,960. · ~.:w
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Orong1 Co11t Property PETE BARRETT Gene Norvell • Realtor
* * * * REALTY =~illBAYFRONT
Open Houses
THIS WEEKEND
K.., ttih ~ ~terr wltli Y•• tMI ......
eft4lll u Y• .. h~untlltf. All the MutlMs HatM IMlow are ...,. .... In 9ruter 41tall Q
Hvertlslnt et...,_. In teday'I DAILY PILot
WANT ADS. .. _. .-. .. --fw .. , ...... '"' ......... llrt IUCll lnt.nM-tJon tn tills ctluntR each PrWay.
HOUSES FOR SALE
12 BR. and F•m~y or Den)
2928 Cliff Drive (Newport Heights) NB
642·5200,, (Sun 1 ·5)
2518 Via Marini., Newport Beach
540.1720 !Sat & sun 1-5)
225 Kings Place, Newport Beach
540-4824 (Sun 2·7)
(l Bedroom)
960 Dogwood Sl, Costa Mesa
548-9419 (Daily 10·5)
*1601 Bonnie Doone, Irvine Terr., CdM
642-6472 Ev .. 673.3488 (Sun 1·5)
893 Towne Sl (nr 19th & Placentia), CM
646-8811
417 seviDe, Balboa Peninsula, NB
673<l900 (Sat & Sue l-4t
1226 Polaris Dr:, Dover Shores
642·8235 (Sat & . Sun)
*481 Flower, Costa Mesa
646-0555 Eves: 545-8723
2361 Rutgers Dr. (CoDege Park) CM
546·5440 (Silo 1·5:30)
*•2716 Shell (Chino Cove) CdM
675·3000, Eves 648-6590 <Sun 1·5)
J 747 Plaza Del Sur, Balboa
673·6210 (Sat & Sun l·Sl
**2709 Cove (China Coves) CdM
675·3000, 548-7962 fSun 1·5)
685 Vi&ta Bonita, (The Bluffs) NB
646-7171, 548-2313 (Sun 1·5)
(3 BR ind Family or Den)
3210 Oregon Ave., (M06a Verde) CM
549.3486 (Sat & Sun 10.e)
17408 Walnut St., Fountain Valley
540·0256 (Sat & Sun)
•2395 Tustin Ave., Newport Beach
(Sat & Sun 1·51
929 Via Lido Nord, Udo Isle
67&-4031 (Sun 1·5)
•1000 Nottingham (nr Dover Shores) NB
642-5200 (Sun 1·5)
466 E. 16th Streel Coota M ...
640.1720 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
700 Malabar, (Irvine Terrace) CdM
87S.2000 (Sun 12·5)
2519 Vuru Pl. (C-Ollege Park) CM
642-1771 (Daily 1.e)
2020 Alis'!, C-Oota M.,.
646-3250 fSat & Sun 1·5)
214 Coral, Bolboa Island
833·2038, 6711·9402 (Sun l ·5)
332 Monte Vista, Coota Mesa 54~40 fSun 1-5:30)
1200 Dolphin Jtvlne 'l'«r., CdM
87S.300o, £.; .. , ~09 (Sun 1-5)
615 Powell Pl. (Newoor! Heigbta) NB
646-3928 Evu: 84"4185 (Sat I< Sun 1·51
219 JMmlne, Coron• dol Mar
846-3928 Eve. 842-0185 (Sat I< Sun 11-8)
2161 Meyor, C-Oata Mua
S4(>.4824 (Sun 1-e)
2910 Clltf Drive, Newport Hei&bts
540-4824 (Sat 1-6)
(• led-)
35! 82nd St. (Newport Shorec) NB
875-0144 (Sat"' Sun 1-5)
*1336 Galaxy Dr., Dover Sh"""'
641.e23s (Sat I< Sun)
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1000 Westwind Way, Dover Shores
642-8235 (Sat & Sun)
2153 National, Costa Mesa
648-0555, Eves: 648-1050
2136 Wallace, Costa Mesa
648-0555 Eves: 642-9192 (SUn 1·5)
(4 BR •nd F•mify or Don)
*1629 Antigua Way (Dover Shores) N1l
548-6332 (Sat 1·51
2409 Bonnie Place, Costa Mesa
642-7000 eves & wknd• 642·8381 (Daily)
716 Cameo Highlands Dr:, CdM
642-8235 (Sat & Sun)
1751 Pil<alrn Dr. (M.,. Verd•) CM
M0.1720 (Sun 1·5)
3124 Coolidge, Costa Mesa
54().1720 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
*1924 Leeward, (Baycrest) NB
646-3255 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
* 1720 C,ndleotick (Baycrest) N1l
648-7755 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
*1523 Lincoln Lo. (Westcli!O N1l
648-7755 (Sat & Sun 1·51
1396 Gm'lingford, Coot& Meoa
540-4824 (Sun 2·61
2331 Heather Lane, Newport Beach
648-7L'll, 546-2313 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
IS BR ind Family or Den)
**1350 E. Ooean Front, Balboa Penn.
673-9200. Eves 548-6966 (Daily 1·5)
912 Belfu, (Eastbluff) NB
644-1133; ev86 644·0505 (Sa~ Sun 1 til
dusk)
1417 Mariner, Dr. (Harbor Highland) N1l
642-5200 (Sat & Sun 1·51
**1350 E. Ocean Front, Balboa PeM. pt,
673·9200 Eves: 548·6966 (Daily 1·51
*1823 Glenwood Ln. (Baycrest) NB
648-7755 (Sat & Sun 1·51
186~3 Los Flores, FounlaJn Valley
646-3928, Eves: 537-8787
(Sat & Sun I-Dark)
1815 Santiago Dr. (Baycrest) N1l
648-7755 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
2367 Fordham Dr. IC-Ollege Park) CM
648-8811 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
INCOME PROPERTY FOR SALE
(2 Br.+ Don & 2 Br. Apt.)
673·8550 (Sat & Sun I·ol
(3 Br. & 4 Br. Houses)
3130 3120 Se.view, CdM
675-3000, 644-0818, 673-0554
(Sat & Sun 1·5)
DUPLEXES FOR SALE
(3 Br & I Br)
**316 Via Lido Nord, Lido Isle
675·5200 (Sat 1-5)
fl BR + Don •nd 2 BR + Don)
1359 E. Balboa Blvd .. Balboa Penn.
673·9200; ev" 548-6966 (Daily l·ol
ll Bedroom Each)
60~-~.~rona del Mar .......,_, (Sun 1·51
CONDOMINIUMS FOR SALE ,
4-03 Fells (East Bluff) NB
844-0074 (Sat " Sun 1·5)
400 Bo!Alnl Way (Park Udo) CM:
642-1771 • (DailY 1.e) .....
.... w ....... ............. ......,.__
•
n · Bayfront with Pl~
& Float. 5 Bdnn, rtlninr
rm. mpadou1 Ba.Yfront
patio, 3 car 1an.lf:, 4
.VMJ'I nld . Only 3119,500
Shown by Appl.
DOVER SHORES
Every room has a mq-
nifieent Bay t\ Mountain
View. Slidina; iJaga wan.
opening onto the Luge
la11d11ar>ed ~. eu.
liard rm, family nn with
tireplftef' & walk·in wet
bar. 4 or 5 Bdrm&, •lh
' baths. ~r pr~m"I
exchange r o r smaller
~orlot.
PriOl"d f{I sell
""· 150 Call tor AJ)flt.
CAMEO HIGHLANDS
View Home wtth 4 &f.
rms, plu8 family rm.
Offered at $39,500 tor
quick 1111e.
OPEN SAT & SUN
716
C1rMO Highlands Dr.
DOVER SHORES
Mqniticent view home
by Harokt w. Levitt
A.LA. fee.ured in Archi-
tectural Dli;e1t. A sp&e•
b.ls livingroom with a
moriern tinplacr: wall o(
unfilled and unpolished
Travertine. 3 bdrm1. plus
separate iiueat cal>raN
desl.&"J"ll!d u a (UHt room
and • casual ~ttinc artt
adjoinin1 the pool, View
dinif11l"OOm wtth llllbtle
wall tones Md textured
wool draperies. The sim-
ple a.rchltectural line1 a.c·
D!l'llua~ the elegance o1
one ot the tine11 homew
in Newport Harbor. Thit
Is one ot the most beau-
tiful hornet we have ever
oHered to the buyine-pub-
lic,
CaU for Appt .
l'.' "to be heard afar 642•5200 ban1:1 your CJOng l;;;;~;;;;;;;~~~i;;ii;;i;i~~;;;o;'!'i;;;;;;~ 143 a ... 11w.Lrcs.o111 , ;· ;:! on a hill top" Open Sunday No Down P1ymontl Ev1n_lng• 579 .,,.~
* * * * 2808 Cliff D $'23,SOO 4 Bedrm -Mell Verde.~ ,..~ A REAL HIT: r. NO DOWN PAYMENT $14,950 , ';'-
The extra large Macco "D" Newport leach Rural R1"~~ the: hMrt Gt.Ft.'M. Ha.rd to ttnc1 •t uu price tit •·· ·~
plan. 3 BR & aepuate Rum-f'OR THE OISCRIMINAT· city.~ ._..,.,s, 2 beth!. or-prestige location. 2 .. th&; .,...,
pus rm with au the trim· ING BUYER • Bay and mal dining room awaiting family 'Tun-In" room ail;la <"J
mings. Eastblutt. $4.SJ.OO, _,, .. -· 3 ·~. -·a-ttl08e t8tlve occu1ons. AD 1 ... , ___ -,5 ....._.._., ~"""' ..... built·in dn!am kitchen. Even cell u.i~n -•• ' • • * * tom -·ut ro--• dtn1"'~ -" "" --1.1..--........ ,_ -CAS TA FELICE .,.... · , .. ,... "05 a dishwasher. Quality Clll'· ..... ,_ ............ ._..._ ·:1£ I room, lanai. Privete outdoor pettng Large 1'MI' ,.ro No lea~. Near new cup.t.. -··
Spanl&h Hacienda 3 BR 1n livbig an:&. WILL 'l'RADE. rt (; 1 Ml}.l720 · Ing. Brick patio. S4().t1'20 .-
Cameo !b:tres. Pool, Ocean T~ELL.. ~ H&rbor TARBELL 2!1i.5 H~ View, decorated to ~rlec· "'"""
"""· '"·"" Newport Heighh FIXER·UPPER
;ALBQA IS.LAN~ ORANGE COUNTY'S Estate . sized p!'Ol)!:rty ~ x LARGEST 128' .. l BR 2 b&th, ftrepl.ace. 2 BR houee. R-2 zone, 1arp 4 SR. 2 bttha, Early Amer!· '293 E. 17th St. 646-4494 Cftl'Pell dra~s. $172/mo. lot. Near 17th St. ~
can charm, 157.500. * 533 900 * A~a . Alddnr $17,500. * • * * l'acnetter StyRn1:1 Mfa•U ,,.~,; '""""" Loon Vlbort, R .. lter
f'or RH1 F.state Ttp top move ln condition, · 548.ai88 anytime
Information . . . '1n1le .i:or)' 4 bedroom. SOCK IT W 'EM! OIARGE your want lld "°"· Frellh paint In and out.·================-~! ~"'-I~ Shake roof al'l(I t'Q"IY brick Gen1ro1I 10000.neral 1000 -_. --=---fireplace. Ne&r nf!W olive -;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ wall ID wall oarpeta through· r 332 Marguerite, CdM
673.SSSO out. 614 % life I~ loan
may be auumed. Trantered
~"'"'~""'~""'"'l"~I OWTll!r OIUI gtw tut poeaes-Are You Ready? -· A "'" ,_ ., "'·""'· '"'..~:.";'\,,'"Zn. ... Colesworthy & Co.
I. miniature ntate (6ntb of 64'2-7777
an acrel In preali&e IU'N. 1904 Harbc>f" Blvd., C.M.
Lwh landgcaplng a.round Pft· Open Ew1.
tio and heated pool. $19,500.liii""'_""' .. ""'""'..,
,.. -Ioland o. .. N.B. ••• 5" 01 L Open Sat & Sun 1 ·5 a»Ume 74 ':' oan
* r * mi thi1 CollP.&e Pan beaut)' On LClly La1:1oon ,,.,"""" ' ktnc .,.,, •llA.
In Friendly double fireplace-, lush land·
Newport Shores 1eaptns: • cul-de-aac 1trePt.
4 BR, 2~ BA, 2 •IOfY mod . OPEN HOUSE DAILY
home on own bee.ch. eom. 2519 Veu1r PL
munlty llwim pool1. t~i•
&: Pill.l-'l"ldl. Shown by appt.
;47,500.
M. E. Vog•f, Broker
642·3737
NO DOWN
$189 MONTH
buy1 this fine 3 BR 2 bl.th
Ken Koll bofru! located l
btodc f r o m elementary
tchool . Ovenized double de--
ladled 1arage. Kitchen bas
ill ~ built-ins. near · ne\.\'
..
PEl=IRON
;;J'1 .............. ~.~~. * 641·1771 Anytime *
HORSE HAVEN
RaN 3 l:ledroom t'\ltfe in area
IOlled tor horsel. lndudn
2 com!lla! ~ Can )'Ol.I '1e.Jie'Ye
only D>,500! No down to
Vet1., low dawn to otherL
Coldwell, Banker
OFFERS: ·
Bayfront l'ier Ir Slip
3 BR· 3'/, ba + lam. rm an 'ltra. Igo. too
simple lot. Near jetty on pri. 1tr..,~ orch
designed & cu.st. blL Anxtous owner Uk•
ing .......................... $161,000
Joe Cla<kson
Pre1tige H-• Udo W. .
Cust. d .. ign. 4 BR'a + conv. den + tam.
rm. w/wet bar. Formal din. rm. Swim. pool
w /xtra lrge. patio. Lanscoped by 8'tOaoD.
Parquet firs. 50' SL ID St. lot. • • •117,IOO
Mrs. Raulston
Best View + Pool Buy
Absentee owner has Muced price f'1J' fut
sale or trade. 3 BR and guest BR -3 botba
-3 car garage. Beautlful pooL •• $67,600
W. Haase
Udo Isle • 70' Lot
Lovely 2 .. tory home, I Bdrms, IPl?""I t800 .
sq. ft., sunken living rm ., n~ite new
~~~~~~· .. •.u.~~~. ~~. ~~~ ... , W:OO
Oharlotte Lone
Sold nylon 501 C&tptfina: .l 20C WESTWFl' DRIVE "';I;: J ' ~ brick . rtreplate will 646.mt , OprD Evft. !I!' make your winter ~'l'iiiiiiiiljii!jiilpiiiiiiii OPEN SUN AFT/NOON • p1....,.., CID now? I' RARE
Open Sunday 12·5
lrvint Temice
1601 Bonnl1 Doone, $22,500 VA
Irvine T emKe
SPECIAL I I
-POOL & VIEW-
3 RR, 2 bft. FA, tilt-In pa
ktt. 11erT JXltC.h, dbl 111.r; par-
quet n.rw. Low lee.1e-h0kl, lO
day l>OSI. SmllU, BUT M1
~r>1htn1! $43,500. Appoint.
mfl'nt only.
CURT DOSH, Realtor
Newport ..
Vlct.rll
646-lltl
DUPliX
Home wltb 2 BR A Pool +
Income JlgU ,in bHI CdM
area. d~
CORBIN·MARTIN
REALTORS
30361. Co11t Hwy, CdM
67S. l 6'1 Anytlmo
-----------006TA MESA EAST!IIOE
2 Dupll!X!:I
plut room b uottler
10'11 -
i
Comple~y private & charmine I br oom.
den w/cbeerful FM\ RM., lg lnvlllnf pool
Spactoua J>&tlo. ................ •57,600 Mrs. Mar100.
Newport Beach llanJal•
Absentee owner 11ys "Sell at L<los" J BR,
2 batba, cu•IDm·blt. Open beam eeillnga.
Slight Bay View. Not INHhold •.. '32,9$0
Mn. Harvey
OFFICE OPEN
SATURDAYS
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COU.WIU.. BANKa Ir CO.
2200 I. CO~ST HIGHWAY •
NIWf'OltT IEACH
kl ..SUI
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, w1t1 -... .u .,, ..,. ~ AcnoN ... n 1 d ••• uh ·•· .tlli. sbapltlnl: & ICbOOla. OalJ •1111D • ' -.. Olaequ!Cy. c..""" -...... ~ DI an d .... .,. .... ...,., Cl~ '· anct, dowii ·1'0 ALL" • ._dial• pee-liOUSIS POlt $ALE M.\\'W ::.o:r,.., .. i
' 11rw1t 4e<d u-.-or will OPIN HOUSIS SAT. AHO' SUM.. 1 TO 5 CUiiom drapes. A·l condition and reac\Y to liOQ. •181.eo tieir mo. P+ !!IP.'!!: ... ~ ................ ,.. ..,,..,. ,..,,,., ........ .. :.:=.":"' :.:: = 413 Acacl1, c_,, dol Mir .. . ... , $41,500.00 :;j: 2wn:u::. ":! :~.:i ";'i!.:~!i SLEEPING IEAuf¥. 1• i E i'l' tt::.:;,:_~;~,. =:--t~iii1··:·: : ... 0
1ncome i!:><llaJlp °""· A rarity! 014 fubioned quality and ruiUc j fr .lt:'~ =ll';:::::::r.;~' ~'"' ..... ~"'".:~.:;:::::_,,. ~ charm com·biDed in tbis one ol 1 kind home. ma or eeways. Just Uated th1s ll•r, la wallln& to be '1\u. ::~=.~lv~~.::::::::::rn% :,n.aom·:::::::::::::·~\S4·
3 bdrm • 2 ba'•·. lamily room • ~an v'·w. An excellent buy at S26.500 with 90~ con-cued" '-'-m ,._ p clu"·-• -•um~ _,.., ·-·-···-.. • ..,, ... , ................ .
plus one of tb:qu1etut h>caUo~in Co~ona ventional flnancln& available and monthly 'Needa ·'"~u "KNiGRT' 'tn .bk;i:; d...;:f' 114~::.'l. : ::.:::::::::::::~: ~.u.;s.:::::m·:·::;:::: .... IAYCREST d.I "ar. t • •• i"'"""' --• 1nte • Y clothe~' au"' ••ve a --·Ile In no "-a. a -.................. -co.,_ .. ,.,,, ..... •• l>dun -<mHlt .,..._ 3 w payments o .1~ pr~..--r... ou °' °'--""' ,.LC., ......... -... ,,. ""'., "'" ·-...... . · ~-BR l room or 5 Biii fl.Z JIOnblf with -•-'""' .............. , ..... • .............. .. ' BR ~ be, xtra Ip din nn •07 Ja·-•ne ~-ron• •·r u ·r $56 r:""' 00 mlllt aee &o apprew.te. • 1 ~ YmllnY '~ -~~......... "''l?P.:'*" LAM• .....•••. G11 t ••.a,.-• ~ ' ---· · · , · · · , ,-.. room to bQUd lldd!Uonal unJt Call ""i • '"' ....... ,~ ... 1 ....... ,.. '™ •:'""'" .... .,, w/islaJldl<.Ublt-Two. 2 bdrm bOUMO on a IArge llO tt wide I .,~27~S~l~P:•:rt~o~l•~D~rt=ve:,_,.._.,. ..... s:4=6~13:2~7:..\ ch-ed "OJJO-.' VA low' d'-'· i .......... 1.;., .............. ._.,.,,. .............. ... 1 • ::.::, "';!.. °"":',;.,=. ";;: lot ._ main heath. Excellent r,antai history. I; Fuli "-'':e $22.~ pay~t ap·..::.:.,"ma 1..'i"C.~-::::::::::::ll: t~IN1s$ ·~~d · · ..... -
""' lot • "'-"' 1......... Owner ~ .. mated and want< .•• Oller thlJ BUILDERS CLOSE OUT '150 ~mo p .L ' .... -' l:~ ~:~,~Jt.-·::::::::·im i FINANCIAL
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pl ·~ ._ ... _ ...... -n~ week-end iu.Coii "'" . "' ....... MlllNIUI Ort'OlftHHTtU 1 ' an~ ..... o.JQ ......., • ONLY 12 NIW HOMIS AVAILAILE · IUY llUIUIS ................. l• aus1•11• WAWTID ... .. ..
l 159G'500' ha R 1ov 3600 -low, Corono del M•r · ·· ·· -'69..soo,.oo ••ucHo L• CUESTA tn HW1Un~n Beath bas '"AJS & wan an: MllJOIS ~'l°..:ft ....... ·:::::::::::: .. iui :~::~~;=~.;:·:!\: ) fG lft ea., 1 Rustic 8eauty1 This lovely 3 bdrm home LS ""'"t...... ~ • ' tire ' • ~V AU.AU ~ fjl:== f.W:u ........ :: MO•tl' TO Wft ............. ....
l tJ<'ar NB Pon Ofc. '16.z.1i4 load..,,, with · nellin• and la located on a the UQL valuea 10 a n,ew home in en. area. ·• · _ "'""' vaa..uv ..... :::::141, fl11.1tONSAL Lo••• ............ au ~ pa ~ 2 ~'bclr ba"· -··•;ty _,.._. 1491 IA.Kii STlllT -1_1o\Ctf .• : .• , ........... ..,. ~~'::JtW'il....u ·:::::::::aa corner lot only one block to the beach. Lar2e 1. & . atory! 3 • ~ . ms, 2 . ~· .... ~ co~~uc· 546-4141 N•llT •QC• .................. ••Al '""T' LOANS ....... .
, General lOOO IireplaceJS iJl both the living roam and the Uon mclud1ng all kitchen bUilt·ins. fireplace, fully COSTA MISA_ CALIP. t:::•:J:ir.~.::::::::::::::l: =~~~fr'. t-9 ·:_ .. :::
I familv room. built-in kitchen and like new carpeted, shake roof, concrete driveway, large 1"!!!•••••••11!! • 1A1tawooo ... , ............... 10
I' ' coocli'tion inaide and oul Don't let th.ls one lotJ. Walking dbtance to Public Beach. J!! riA":P~c~"' .. W.::::::::::::·\: ANNOd UNNOCTIECMESENTS
li ' $15 o•A a27 ..-· OVf Of' lfAT• ....... , ..••••.. i... lft THE Q EAL
E S TF ... TER.S
I P uy, , .-to • ,1vv Coate Meta 1100 STANTON .................. un ,CM.IMO,,~ Mt.l .......... ... ;;.;;.;;.;.;;..;.;=.;;_---'-"-w•lTMIMIT•a ................ 1111 LOST ................ : .. ....
28•• Carob •11d'uff u1 f5000 FH• ·VA-Conv .. tlon1I .;.--.ei--.. ~ -li'IDWAYcin ................. ''1• P••"*·w · ................... .... ~ 1 llO fVI ~ • • • • • • • • • • • • • .,... I • ""\ ~.LVl'll •......., •'""' IANTA AKA .................... lat 1.MNOUHtllMllNTI .............. ,.
Prioe jU6t reduced for qolck Nle! Owner haa c.11 •2•2t •n1'af ....... 1• a 7 ~ _!!..~M~ ~-in r.:.~~ .. ~~.:::::::::·::::: =~11"7i.u ····:::::::::::::::::::::1 bought another home llld will pve immedi· G LANDS ?ilce ~ ..... area. ~vy YusT1N . . . . . ........•.•...•. 1• PAID 0•1Tu.t.1tT ................ ,, WE BEUEVE ••. n. .._ ....
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ovtstllMll"I v a I u •I In ..... ..,. ....... .,. Let
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ate occupeney. 4 bedroom1, 1W11Dminf pool, HARBOR HI H ~ 646-7171 546-2113 •habu 1_,, root. 2 -~-~ ::~:u:u·~~~ .. ::::::::::::::J: =~=~ 1>.1~~.~~~.::::·::::la sepante'dtnlnt room. Eastslcle bu t· ..... cwpetl, ---~e .... V.ltADO CAWTON ......... 1"'5 CAllD OP TMANQ .•••••••••.. HI•
YES'I'ilRYEARS PRICE OF ~ u.... and ~ ~ tc:bi*. Belt t:J:::t ~~ff ·:-::::::::::::::: ~~:=~·::::::::::::::;: ONLY $29,900 n thUI larle LEGE ~r ttrnll _. ...... tnOQty .. now LAGUNA N..UIL ............ ,,. cntn••T c•Yf"1'1 ........... 1t
282.E ,. __ HI W•tc1lff Shopping vact.nt. CALL 540-1151u:f~~~STliAitO' ...... ;n• c1M1T••Y' cttYPTI ......... ~• • ..... st Wfllf """ bodroom, <linlnr ""'" EALTV N••' -•·,. -~,. """'' 1n ,..,. ov•l Herttq• .,.. '"'"'"' .,.,. ,,.::::::.:!: "'™''0"" , .... ,, •••• ,, .. hame with bantMiod Gocn. "> ,... '~ •• PON ono Mt:MOllA'-PAllCI ,,, ........ .. • ·~ ••• hoat ... !Ir'.. 3 ............. with hardwood Eiltate .. A IT .................. 1.UCTIONS ................... .. UA""" au QCIW.'UUm -CAILllAO ..................... 114t •Vl'ATION ll!IVIC:I ........ .. Corona del Mar, p1a~. Gu built·in kltcben Decor•tor'a Delight &en.· Dbl ivaae -Extra JOB tnnlfer. Must aell s•i?:,•~::; ................... ~~5: ra.t.vfiL ....................... u
includbw dWJwub!r-ear-. 11nll&Ullllt$bol'alel1deoor· iuce yud with ailq en--~ App1'• A fum.1rva111101 CDU.n;;·:::::::::,.. ~~,.\1l1~.~~~:~N ,.::::::I
Eamide
$21,950
FHA·VA
~-.... ·--Included In ated ' BR I. f.amlly room trance . A ran rind at $21.950 etc. 3 Bit 2 BA, blt-inl, ttOUSl'S TO •• MOVID , ...•. 1• LHAL MOTtc•• . - ...... "'" 673 3770 ,...._ una,_ ,_ OOMINIUM , ......... 1 .. OlllUIU.H I TUYOllNe .... "'" • sales Prfce. ~~ ff!hCed, ·with buae reu ~ ewer· • 10% Dowq or low down ftrepl. 2 patb, Ir. upataa. ou,Ll'>e1s poa SAL•,_ ........ 1tu SERVICE DIRECTORY• 1""'1oi 1 --""'11.... pool FHA. • rumpua rm. $1500 equity. ""All'fMl"Tt POI. IAkl , · · 1,,. '
Neat. clet.n. • Re&d.Y t.o
move in. 3 Bedroom
home with :l car pr•
.... Extra large "'1d -
Alley entrance. -Near
WeatcUtt' 1boppln1.
Elegance & Pri••CJ
Built around a court yard
PARK UDO
Newport Heights "' ,.,, ....... .,, • "'°' or
Dandy 3 bedroom -l % aeduded prde!I entry. Thil
beth tn cholc@ lln!a. Car-home ii plaMed tor worry.
One ol the m()llt detµxe !Ji.
low! Oindammlunuo In thb
N.B. d~ featurtni
3 BR, df!n I: built.in bill'. A
decorator's deli(ht. pets and drapes. Con· free entertaining ._ family OPEN DAILY 1-6
~ Bol•ro W1y
(eor of Superior&: Placentia)
crete block wall fence. comfort.
~~ee~te ~ With 4 BR.a 3 baths. the
PMC1 125,950 -No rnMter suite, bC!eJMd ·cell·
down to Veb:. FHA ing living room. formal din· ~ -$2200 down. tng room, kitchen with
6'16-7171 .I . 546-2312 h,.,.)<fasttoook are ..,.. PERRON
• _,, --7·'? .,~. 'f ple1'J> doled "" """' the
oli...--ark famil.Y room & children'• C .....,. P winf.,,,, _1, 1ovo1y pie· * 142.1n1.Anytlmo *
R1re 4 Bedroom ture ii tied together with a
On a I a r a: e Jot wittl 40' bee.ulilully Wed 11lle:ry. Wagon Wheal Charm
many trees. Larse kit· The pahlltakina craftsmm-1 /3 A chen, livina room with '1tip " NAN Wciu;• ,. era fireplace:, 3 nice bathe:. $2.6,9M • NR. BACK BAY!
Great family area. -aurta the dlscrlm.inatina CU&tl;Jm built home. Gener-
$25, 'IM _ 10% down bu)'er belt of eve.r)'thiQ& in-OUI med bedrooms. z baths,
mA « no down to cludin& VIEW. Sl!e th.it Ndl' livin&: room. overlooks
Vet.. NEW bome today. $74,500 the IOrfeolll sroundl· 2 Ore-
Westcllff Roy J. W•rd Co. p1ac.,, ... in don. Tormal
Outtt•ndin9 V•lw (Ba,yc:rtost OWCC!l dinlDI rm. Forced air beat.
EnteT a lovely courtyard 1W Santlqo Dr. 646-l!ltO Grat tec:Urityl 5«>-1720
to a htrgp 4 ~oom -3 11!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!.!]T~ARB~~El;J~,==~-~~-~~r be.th family home. New II
carpets ond drapes, One GIMrol 1000 Giner.I 1000
bedroom and beth com· lli~iiii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~~iiii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil pll!lely •eparate for II
mother or maid. Many, :~
many extraa make this
top value at $48,500.
6'16-7171 ~ 546-2313
Back Bay
Eat•t• View Home
CompletPly custom In
every dddl on .a lot
75x245. 3 Bedroomt 2\S
baths, extra Jarre living
room. Beautiful carpet-
ed and draped. Priced at
'59.500 and owner will
help finance or accept .,.,,,,
The Bluffs
For L•laur• Living
3 ~0001.lo 2~ baths.
ExquWtely decoratf!d
Franclacan model. Swim-
ming, boating, fishing
near by -$33.900 "1th o:cellent Urms.
546-2313 t 6'16-7171
·Exclusive
Westc:llff
4 large bedrooms, all 3
baths have doubled pull·
mans -Thia is the pop.
ular U • ihape wilb all
rooms ornlng to patio
and poo area. -Ntw
drapea, gorgeous nylon
shag carpets. $69.500 -
Owner will finance.
Will Sell FHA
P()!;s\ble $650 down pay-
ment buys th.la 3 ~
room I: dininr room. Brick firepla~. Kitchen
with built -ins. Town-
house with pool, etc., etc. -$16,750
646-7171 ~ 546-2313
Mini· Ranch
Roducod $1500
Half acre with dandy,
neat 2 Bedroom v.i th all dty conveniences. Own-.
erer anxious to lffve
and will telJ FHA with
}o9.I down. ~ priced 1ii acre tn Santa Ana
ffeoights district at •••
'2$,SOO.
Triplex
Mon.y Mak•r
Hard to !ind. but we did
~I Th.-.. 2 -' ..... -$.13,llOO -v..,
-TERMS. * 2 Ol'FICES *
1700 Newport"""'
646-717.1
2790 Hart.or Blvd.
146-2313
Open All Day Jun;lly
-. ' "•" ..
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WALK TO HARBOR HI
We 're excited over this lovely 4 BR & family
room home near WestcliU Shopping Center.
2'!4 baths, all electric built-in kitchen, dish·
washer, over 2000 sq ft, newly painted in·
terior, 2 patios, huge master BR with Grecian
bath, lush w/w carpets & drapes, •37,500.-
EZ terms.
PANORAMIC VIEW
From beautiful landscaped rear yard, lovely
trees & expensive plantinf. This ctatom built
-4 BR 2 bath Dover Shores home with pri·
vale beach privileges Is priced thousands un·
der ~arket fur qu.ick sate. W /w carpets &
drapes, master BR with private bath, built·in
kitchen with separate dining room. Price?
Would you believe $45,000-10% down.
NO OFfER REFUSED
On this fine SJ>•cioui 3 BR College Park
Home. 2 balhs, new Acrylon avocado green
w/w carpets, drapes, built·in electric kitchen.
large fenced yard with covered patio. Buy no
down VA or minimum FHA LOOK-424.500
·hWTy!
• I
ARE YOU TIRED OF
INFLATED PRICES?
Call on truly outstandlng 3 BR family room
l '!4 bath with large yard to park your camper
or tnllu. Buil~in dream kitchen & refrige.-
ator. new experuive shaf ruas. 6" fiber glas1
lnsul•tion, garage door opener. Just loaded
with extraa. Vacant. Only '30,000,
JUST LISTED
' 8e )'OU had better hurry. 'I1lla gqueaky ....
3 BR fllmily room hom.e won't laat at tlill low
price. I owner. OusWlcliai· Iii~, built.Ina
& dlibwuber, larga s' BR, loada of dooMI,
porlt.-llh yard with patio. wm oen 'VA' or
FHA. Price only '30_. ' · ·
1' \I ! . ''. 11 ' :Q-j I., \I'\,
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!OH ........ '""• Mola
546-$4:40
Me $haded &6' 135· lot -• tr eady for ~~ into C-"--Park cub or 1 Desperate. cd RINTAU ~~;'1~~"o•1e'•vtc• ·:::::::·:: seldom found bargain • ACT cif!n) VH9'~-area 5CMi203 ·u-~--F l-'--.1 APPL.lAwt& llP.GU. Pvtl. -"'• NOW! rumpus, P.'!l'e room or · R•N 4 Bedroom · ntNW9 um -AIPNAL!t .-.1 ................. 1111
• • • .. Ow!lf'r .......,,n., from area -. BY Owner on· mutra. Ocea •••••••· 2111 AUTO ll•PAIA ............. t.m .....,,_._ ......_and. net.l 'lritb 2 Bl.iht. ,..;. .................... AUTO, ......... ~ ltc. ti"•
BAY(Ru' otfmed Oil ftlY tenJu, Just 'PPI Ylnr. 1 Bf. P9ne1kd dtft ,• .. ••,Tfl;!.?! ...... U .......... ~ IAl'l'SITTI•• ... .. ....... .USO ... __ ,_ ... _ ,..__ -Larae kitehilm an a c-c:· ..Moo.A ---._ n. .. _ ..................... IOAT MAUilT!f.U" ::: a lhort ~ to U>C .......... tl')I ·-~ lot ~tb lots _,, --rm., C81\JEG!U. II'~ .... Cl MISA on MAR .............. ha ··-· ..... ·-... ········ ,.,... ,,., .,., u""'• · -r. Miio\ v•1om11 "' • ..... •• ..... .. Qub. am lhNbL $Zi,'l50 -Low ma ........ Dbl praae. Many cou.••• PAlllC 1111 IUllN•SI •••VtcH ........ ::3 ftYf DinnNWr down J1lA down VA. atru! 980 DtcW<Jod 'St. CM= .... ,, •UcM·::::::::::::,.. :l':~~~lll . .;;;··········· .. ··· UUlllvvru L .... With Option or DO p 548-9(19 .. =c r:O":li" ........... = CAIJ'Mt:TMAIUN• ............. ..
'nlREE BATHS, !up ...,_
ily room and bullt·in elect·
rte kitchen. Cbvered Jmio.
Lar&e HEATD> AND rn.,.
TERED POOL with J1JCUZ.
ZJ· &\TR: Owner transfe!'-
red and wUl not refuae an,y
reuom.ble otter. SEE TIDS
WVELY H0Mt AND SlJB.
MIT YOUR DEAL.
6°/o. G.I.
·s2000 Down
4 Bedrooms
SUNKEN IJVING ROOM
Stpuate tamil.)' n:>om • cov.
ered patio. 2100 SQ. FT.
LIVING AREA • Quick pot. -.
-r-arr~W-
OIU.NGE COUNTY'S
LAltGEST
293 E. 17th St. 646-4494
::befig~l/uf
CONDOMINIUM
2 BR, 'J bllthl, choice &ru
Pool, Qllb House, ekcl'blt·in
kitchen, firfl'pl•ee. Lo•ely
private patio. flee door dbl
........ 128.960.
Rlchordton Raalty
2443 E. Cofut Hwy, O:lM
675-4031
Glint Slzad F1mlly Rm.
$22,500
YOll won't ~Ueve it 'tU you
see U! Extends the eDtln!
lmrth of the home. Rich psn.
l!lltd walls, enticln& fire-
place. Larae bedroom. 2
bathl:. HomemakM'• pride
built·in kitchen. Slidina doors
Jeed to Jovety yard. M0-1720
TARBELL 2955 Harbor
OPEN HOUSE
5AT & SUN 1.5
2331 He1th1r Lani
Back Bly Executive 4 ~1.
2~ btiUll', stl't'tt to 1trfft
Jot SUbmit all oUc ra. •
6'16-7171 546-2313
THEQEAL
ESTATERS
----------4 Bd. -Family Room
SWIM. POOL • 126.>00
Exctllent area ot Costa Meta.
Elepnt wood burninJ tltt-
pl~. Buitt·tn. n,np 6: OY«I.
B<lnctnoitly f)Ofnled~
Fint ti~ advertited better
hurry .l c.11 DOW tD tee Olia
Jll't'tl;y pool home. 511-1721
TAR.BEU. 26 Harbor
DAVIDSON Realty
ltENT BEATER °"' 2 BR home --1· ""' --.... __ s..
it b:dl¥ I: mike ~ ctftr.
Rib'. 7l'50 Hubor 58. CM
S46-6480 Ewl. SIM941
' BB. 2 a... -dto: quiet _, poololu lot
San Gab. VaJle)t area, san
----135,000 By 0wnerm: -
~-•·•·~•-•BR~. -Ollll now for detJ.Jla. ,.-.. ,r, .......... -· cA1tP'•NT•1ttNG .............. a V\I_.....•., .........,. G01I COURSE HOME ON ,.,. .. ................ UL> CEMENT, CMcrete ............. ..oe
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BllJ 4 -DOVlll S OlllS ............... m7 (MILD c.t.11• L~ "'• about 2000 'Cf • or Ille FAIR.WAY OF THE MESA WllTC .. IP'P' ................. ftJI CONTUCTO!ia ........ ...
{vrry reuonable) in choice• Bedrooms, 2 ba!N: with VERDE COUNTRY a.us. UNIV~ltllT'I' PAll:k' ........... ttn CA1tP•T CLllNiii•··:::::::::·q lll:VINI .................. ,. .... IDI CAltPIT U.YIM• a llDAlll "14: North O>tta Mesa~· spacious family room nJce· &nale .tol'J' 4Br.•11.mib' =::t~···················= ouP••1u ................. ··~
hood. lmmediate ccupancy. b" carpeted and draped. roam . .BB. Kocnat Dr. . lltVINI T•111lACa .. :::::::::::·2Ml D•MOLITION '\}'""""'"··;;;
Hurru: r-..J.ete Elee lcitcben. 1.-5f6.5691 .. $44) 000 COll:ONA D•L MAI: ........... ml DLll:AP'TlMO saa JCI ......... . _ • ., ~ .-..,.., • ULIO• -•· I ICTltlC:AL ................. j ned tio Room f .. · ...................... IQUIPMSMT •INTAU
Golf Cour .. Cu~m ~ pa · • or 3 BR.., 1.,, bltha., dbl 'iar., ·~:C, •f1'j!'1NDS ................. = P'EHCINO .............. :::::::
a1u boat orc•mper inrear. Only btfiu""·'n .. '"'"""·-. fruit 1.,,04 •'""'•"··············,,,. P'L001t• •.. , ................... . ~ ~... " ....., · ............ "UltNAC:I 1:1,AIAL lie. Just • half block to the Scv· • tew .iep. to shopping and tree•. Will G.L Open Sat MUNTIKOTON lllACM ......... ,... GAllOIHINO ..... $
enteenth F•irway ol the schools. p $31 ,500 -Owner 893 Townt St. nr 19th &: ,-OUNTAIN VALLIY' ............ ,. GEMeltAI.. s1•vic1i" .::::::::
will ~v poin•· tor"""-"~ -11IAL llACN ................. 2uo OllAOINO, OllCIN() ......... .. Meu. Verde eoun+-• Ouh. ......, .. ....,, ... Placentia. bkr. LONG au.cH .................. 111t ••• ,, "' Of:NGI COVNTT Ult ._ .... ' ................ . Beeuur...11 .. decorated VA. OPENHOUSE"·t•SUn••••'""•• ............... ,,01.11NTMUMl ............... •1• .... ...y .,_ '"' <Ml ".. ..................... OVH IHOP 'i
''Cea: -built'' custom borne Wond-....lul 2U Rohlnbood. Euta1de WISTMINITll: ................ Mil H•ALTH cLu.s ·::::::::::::::·,
ha · 4 ••-B"• ... _11.. 9'l'T MIDWAY' C:ITY ................. !,11 ""U'l•O • Vllli ,...,, n.-, _,......,. Excellent.,... S Bil, 2 BA SANTAANA N•l•HTI ........ MK"" "' ................ ..
din On W..-.,llff -·-(0"1T'"' '"""' MOUll!CLIAHING ... ·········'m 1'000\ It Ina mom. e-~''° FHA 5at<tf. M t lo .. ""' ....................... ..--IHT•lttol DIC:OIATINO ..... , -i.. w. Ui fee ap-U.ciUNA llACH .............. t115 INCOM• TA~ f
of•·klnd I: in Mesa Verde's A dream come true. If Yoll preciate. $71.*XI. 548-1662 LAOUNA HIOU•L ............. sm II.ON, Orntm111tl'L'ik:'::::::::11
&eat area. art lookin& t0r :the best for s-~• •TORS. 114 $0 f ~ ~::~~riUNO'·:.:·.:·.~ 1•0111Ho ..................... 11 tM least. • 3 hdroom1 2 .-~u-. • Ot' CAPllTUHG llACK ......... V'Jll ll'ISVLATINll .................. 'fj ' 3 BR. l" Ba. ll\ art• of OAltA POINT t7 .. INIVIANC:• ................... & College lhalty 544S-JUO btths, cuttom drapes., new -ooo' bo ·N____.._ work 111vE•110• cOuNTY .. ::::::::·-111v•nrci.t.TiNtt, Dttldf¥I ... ,
1500 dllh"--•-~-' l ... .,..., met. -. VACATION ltl!MTALI tMI JAHITOltlAL ............... 1 Adam& at Harbor ..-.--, naw •um. VA Owned. Act· 54l).{IS80 SVMMl!ll ltl!NTAU .:::::.:·:·.u .l•Wll.llY' llPAllt. •tc. ..... .
(N··-c·---·-·-···) --1 p Nlce CXIV~ P•tio co•-MONOUM -·· LAMOICIPIMll ................ ; ... u""'•-·-~-,...._., ""~ GOOD •--atm'• ...._. 'th "" .. ............... 'OCklMITH and •huta~board couru. .r,uyo:; "> ......... Wl OVPLEX£1 FVltN. •...•....... tf1S M.soN1t'f,••icii '.'.':::::::::·: . U950 ·'Euil)> tluneed unit $25,500. Both l'!'nled RENTALS Mov1Ha a ITOltAOtt ........ . u:.231• · Immac lO~dD675-4&'.i90wr H , U f I hod PAINTING, l't...,1Mn11111 ...... t -• 646-7111 · .,,,!~.•• n um 1 __ ~:~~l:N~· .. ~~.:::::::::::::::ai
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MUST SELL ~tleu Ocean View hmlt
in exclusive Cameo SOOrt1
d«orated by Cannell
Cannell I: OlaUin
Land1eapfna: by Bfftc:G
4 bedrootn1 It dC!n
!antutic Ocean View
critical lllneu
necessitates
lmmedtate aaie'
priced now at $79,000
C.aU Jim Cobb
Eves. 673-181W
RIAL TORS
673-4400
4 Bedroom
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THE ~/E AL
E S TATERS --------
,..... "'" .. ······" .... --l'NOn>•AAPHT U-•• Dal l.l., 110$ COSTA Ml!IA ................. JllO PLAST•llNG, P1icii,:"i:" j;'.'.'i n..-ma MllA DIL MAI .............. lllil p ..
---------MllA. VllD• ................ JllO LVMllNG .. .. .. . ......... .
B 0 ' COLLl•I PAIK .,., ......... 1111 POOOLI! GIOOMl"e ......... .
Y Wner N•WPOaT l•AC:ll ............ not POOL Sl!ltVICI .......... ··' NIWl"OltT NGHT'-.,. •• .,.,,,,ft\I POW!.A IW••PIN• ...... ., ... $. NIWNIT SHOl:ll .......... mt PUMP l•ltVICI .............. .
l ... iiliiiiii ...... iii&iii•I Savi 6°' Ond l)lt IAY&Moa•I ................ am :::~~N~ "j .... , ............ i •• I I" /0 DOVl!t lMOltlS ............... n27 • ™"' le ........... 1
3 "ORE b I W•lTC:Lll'P ........ J ...... J'l)I Rl!MOOELING & fU!'PA fll: '!ft ,,,, best uy n U..'tr.'t.~11~1T.~ .. ~~·.~.::::::::::::m fc:~r~~~L~.&R~~~".~~.~.:::::;G
M-..... Mar IACIC. IAY .................. bM &•WINO ...................... ..
COMMERCIAL
Held on to )'OUr' chair! Full
price $21,500. A blrl>er own1
this 5 )'ffi' oJd bl&ildinr &
w1ll least back for 2 more
)'ftra. Other 2 rental.I va..
cant. {nett 17th I. Newport).
Call to Me & submit your
terms. .... ,.,, ..
~ IAlf, •LU'' .................. ne :•w·~· MACNIN• ll•PAlltS ,,.
•.. _ ... __ ,. bath ...ttb b•• ll:Vl•I T•ltUCI: ............ 124S E.PTI TANKS. ....... •tc. .. 6flt,I Ul:UlV<>ml. .., a ~ COllONA OIL MAI ........... USI TAILOlllNO •· ............... ,,. carpet:lnc cu.tom drlpu IALIOA ................... JM TlllMITI COlfTIOL .......... •m ~-utin • _, ... --~ ... ,. llU.NOS ................. we TILi. CVlllllC ................. fft• vu . s, n e W ..--• &IN Lr. ISL• ................ 1U1 TILi, Llftllt\lft'I & Mlntl ...... ii
rMdy to move in condition. :.w~.+·~:S~ ·:::::::::::::=: i:~:v~:1~~'.c:.;1iri.'.·...:··: .. :
Muat see fl) apprecl&te thil KUl'ITINOTOH llACN ....... )IOI UPHOLSTlllY " ..... ' ... .. ... . ' born .... -·-" t4UNTINOTON NAlllOVa ..... MOS WELDING . . '.f1! tine e CM.~e~t PouNTAIN VALi.iT .......... Ml• JOBS & EMPLOYMENT
buy. ConvtntionaJ \oQ avail· lAl. ·IU.CH ......... ••" ·• ... ltJI JOI WAHTl!O, Nootll •• ., ........ :;: able with _.,__,ta of $166 oa•••N ftOV11 .............. Jl1S IOI WAHTl:O, W-....... . ..._,,_, LONll llACK ............... UCO JOtl WANTED Prin. a: intuelt or c.n u-01tANO• c:ovNTY' ............. -. MIN a woMIN 1111 _ _..;,. SINT4 ANA .................... 2'11 DOM•STIC Nl'LP.,., ........... ! IUJ1ll our ,.,..,,...gl!. W1lTMINITllt ................ 1611 •OENCfll ~ .............. 71
2751 Portol1 Drive MIDWAY ciTY · ·· .............. 161' HIL, wANT10, Mii·:::::::::: SAHYA ANA MllOKTS ......... MM AO•NC:lll. WMltll 7J11 Ctfl: 546-8337 COASTAL · ............... 1111 H•LP WAMT•D ~ ...... 7tli /========= !,u.ovHA llACK .............. tns .1011-Mifr • •"'-...... . U.GVl'IA NNIU•L · ............ ntJ AlllNClll Mell & W-..... , M ... V•rda 1110 IAH C'-IM•NTI ··•···· .. ··:··m• IC:HOOLS & INSTllVCTION '.'.'.:1 '-----"'---~ CAPllTllAMO .,,,,, ....••.... Sl"U JOI PllPAUTIOfll 1 CAP.ISTllAMO •IACM .•..••... VH TK .... Tltl(AL ·····•···· * PACESE'M'ER. HOME * 0•N• POINT ................ 21•0 MERCHAND"1s·E .... F.O ... R.
2 • BR + ""-u.. CONDOMINIUM . .. ..... •••• ltJt story , .........,. rm. OVPL1x11 VN,.u1t11 .......... ms SALE AND TRADE I Absclutl!ly lmmf.c Many SUMMll lllNTALS ..... ,., .. mt l
xtrag UIS t! OU . ft! to OFFIC:I fVltNITUlt• ........ • ' 14 • ,· 8 RENTALS P'UllNITVltl .................. ~
appreciate. 545-5711 Apts. Furnished o,F1c1 1outPM•NT ......... l
Spsrkltn& home in be&utifq) ( I ( llf U . IT01t• 1ou1PM•MT ........ .. 00 I 'Ina REPUBLIC HQmf!• 4 BR OINllAL ....................... CAP'•. ltlSTAVltANT ........ .
Mes• Verde. Owns' tn.Nt· I wUb lrium ·-'-. COSTA M•U. ........ ,. ........ 41111 ··~ IQV/P'MINT ............. I feted • pl".ICC!d to aelL ~ ll : ~a. rm .. Mau VlltOI ................ 1111 KO s•HOLO 00001 ..•...•. "
family -... ~-·1. in• Surrounded ~. 1•-e ..... many extra&. SM.~Firm NIWPORT ll!AC:K ............ a• OAIAG• IAL• ............... ..
'""""' a.11 """ l>;t -• r.;.u: __ .,~JW. NIWl'OltT MllOKTI .......... 4111 PVll:NITUll• AVC:TION ........ :;.
new ,....,..u', hure ...... .:. infamW lt.ndAca.pina', excfl. c~~-'-~~-~=-Ml!WPOltT SMOlll ........... 427' APPLIAl'IC•• , .. ··········•·· .• ·-r· ·~ ) -~----·• .1-. .... -3 BR, WliSTC:Ll'P' ........... OJI l.NTl<IUIS .... , ............ 1 1 bedroom, 2 bath1 It excel· ent nelahborhood on quiet ...... ..-....... ......_ UNIVlltllfY PAll:ll; ........... an llWINO MAC:NIN• .......... ::.*
lent n••~rhood. M··"v• CUI de Sac. You 'll -'-· a 1% BA. ism nn trplc •Ac:IC ... Y .................... 1141 ~Vile.AL IHSTltUMl!NT •••... llQ ~"-- ) ed =V":;t bit · b ·_.• • •AST &LVPP . .. ........... 042 .. IAHOl a ORGANI ............ 1111 doubl~ fireplace. Only n!U Ille bl lAlJe 4 BR ·1N, I., ...... s. CUit· CORONA OIL MA• ........... fUI lt.lOIO ......................... ! ~,~ • ION ·-·-, ...... • + convert I den, borne. , om drpa:. $l6,500. 549-3486 IALIOA .................. 4111:1 TILl'\llSION ................. .. "~' ....... 7f!I ........ ~ --,'""'+-',-=.C,.-''--IAY llU.NDI ................. .we Hl·FI. n•••o ............... •
MR. BLAC< 5f0.ll51 (o-n bl.th& + powder rm. ~ 3 Bdnn 2 Bath LIDO ISLE ................. IUl TAPI llCOllOlltl ......... ·; •-· ha p,;--..1 ...,_. IAl.IOA 19U.NO .............. WI CAM•llAI • •GUl .. MIHT .. .. evc~I. muttr suite s tlreplsce... ..~ •t ~.soo1 MUNTINeTON •UCH ......... lttl MOllY SUPPLlll ............ . dresains rm • many many * 546-2880 * POUNTAI .. VALLIY .......... '411 SPOltTING OOODI ........... .. I~ l ===-~-:c:--:o.,-,-SIAl. ••ACM .................. 6411 llMOCVU.U. KONI ........ ... Aa mon> fMtures. Thia home CONDO 3 BR 2~ bl LON• ,llACN .................... M11c•Lu.111ou1 ............. ...
.. ... -truly mcwe • ln condition. -dn bitn1 i' :.1tAN•1 COUN'TY ............. <NOi MtlC. WANTID ................ IQe • " W • pet, ; P'O . IJAl:D•M Glt0\11 .............. 4111 MACtUNlll'r, lk. ............. . alk ID rntde 11thool1, Cot-Nxt to County Ob ~ 1"STMIN5Tllt ................ 1111 LUM••• ...................... _,,,..
ma de! Mv Hi acbool dis-• . 11\IDWAY CITY ................ 1616 STOltAOI .................... !?H: --' U.NTA ANA ..................... U aUILOING MAT•lllAU ....... :a; met. Newport Beach 1200 :e::~~~.~.~~.~.::::::::::: PETss ·~nd L1vesT6cte MW ~ iavestment now Price: r«hlced to $45,500 ....,_ Bluffs C:OAITA'-........................ ,. P•T• .GIN•UL liie
on choice Ea.ata:lde, doee to with early occupancy poaibJe 1 nw t::~=: :=:::L ·::::::::::::::= can ............. ::::::::::::: ~
17th strttt aboppinc. Sm.&11 Bkr. 642.7000 ly Owner "". "'""'"r• .............. •n• =~., ......................... ;;
down to ~led bQwir. No '42·8381 evea • Wk-end• Oltffrn ll·"--tn e_,•ltlte ;:r;\.":'':Z. ·::::::::::::::·::: Lc1V..0L'1°'Fo.i(R"N":l:~::L·::l:V::·,N:· G~ kle.n lft!L 1'uU pdoe <mly or driv• by. ~.... "'1" C~OOMINIUM ............... ... "" "" '
$41,!6>. 2409 Bonnie Pl., C.M. Mttinr. Split· level 3 BR. RINTALS Hv1s1•11s , ................. "'
2% ht., fl1>k, beoautiful wool AptL Unfumlahtd ~~~'i:1~~.~~~ •• :::::::::::·:r.
(alf Santa Jaabf!l nr. hvine) carpet. M.an,y maJ'.Q' txtru, ••NIUt. .................... -!~~s ..................... =
OPEN HOUSE DAILY Mt.utic """''·Mint-· C<><TA MUA , ................ IO• TRANSPORTATiON 'til sold Rectoced for quick .... MIU. V•ROI ................. •n• •
,.,, .... ~~ .................. , NIWPollT •tAeN ................ •oan a YACNTI ........... ! ~-~... J" $34,500. ~ Nl'#fOe:T llll•flT'I ......... ,ml SAILIOATS ;., ............... , . I 20f3 W.c..')1y.uf' DRIVE TRY OFFElt N•WPO•T •MD••• ........... sni "9'!'1•• cau11111:1 ........... . 1Sf6.ml -... ... ..,.,,~ IY OWNER nsTC:LIP'P' ................. IP•lo...4M:I ao.t.T ........... ,..
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What She Wants
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Who's Smart Enough To
Use DAILY PILOT
Classified Advertising
8eflev1 me, there's nothing •round our homi anymore
that isn 't being used -because the minute I discover
something is no longer needed, I sell it, while it still
has maximum valu11 through an inexpensi ve DAILY PILOT
Classified Ad. That way, instead of a clutter of things
we don 't use, I have the extra cash th at lets me have the
newer things •.• the "extra" thin gs my whole fami ly
enioys. Here's what I mean.
The cash I gel for the good clothes end lrys the childm
had outgrown bought mt the decorator lamp I'd been
wa nting. The musical instrument no one played paid for a
big part of our portable 1tereo unit. The pow•r tools
redecorat1d our deu9hter'1 room. And, just for th• fu n
cl ii, the good chair It.et just didn't match •nythin9
enymore took my husband end me out for 1 fabulous
dinner et the f1nciest restaurant in town.
Go through your home. M•ke • fist cl eD the worthwhile
things you find that aren't being 1Kad. (Ycu'I be surprised
et the number you tum up the first time.) Then , diol
1>42-5678 any time betwHn 8 a.m. end 5 p.m. ond
give your rid to a friendty, •xperienced Ad Writ1r. That's
en there is to it. It's in11penslve tool It ten cost you 11 ~Ille
u PENNIES A DA YI
Wen, ftOW that you know my SKrtt -isn't it tlme you
got started +owercl bett1r, easier, happier Gving with
DAILY PILOT 011silied Ads? Stu! being the kinil
cl womon who gets whet she wen!t today!
CALL NqW
642•$6'18
Newport Beach 1200 Corona del Mer 1 :z.so 1-~~-~---~~ll-''--~'-'-.;.;.~-~ HouMt Unfur nished
' Volleyball Anyone! OPEN SAT l SUN
I · 5
DUPLEX
Huntington leach 1400 Fountain V•lley 1410 L11une BNch 1705
NATIONALMAGAZINE BY Ownor: • Bt. I a. .. ju" 1,;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;, Generol
AWARD WINNING petn<e<I: ...... drjlo. Fncd.. La9una Niguel
Stretch a net In front ot thl1
comer Duplex , . • and
you're reed,y tor acUon. l~u Jarse walled yard on Vt'est
Bay -cloee to the Ocean,
Plblic Ba.Y beech, ud )'acht
anchot'qe.
Askin& $69~
Also
2 BR, 2 bt.lbt, plllt den,
...i S BR -""'-801 MARGUEJUTE
Ora"" C-Properly ~ MertPttite, OdM 6'1J..$
Reduced for Cuh
3 BR, 1\1 i.tN, pl111 2 BR
Apt. So. ol Hwy. Loan ·~
·-~--w .... Bea ..... 1311,000. Price "6.000. "'1IUWCl" est ~ ul)': 6'J3.6"?56
HOME aprlajf;len; l blk. tchool, Lovely comer lot t Bdnns, 2
Lt\le la the extltlq horne ·•bO.p1, San Dtelo bathf, faml,ly rm, beautll\.ll·
ealled 1961 ''Trend Setter'' Fwy/MaanolJa, $ 2 5' 9 50. ly land1e11ped, B&r1&ln at
by "HOUie It Home" Maa:•· .,81.-1..m=,...,.-,-,-=--pj,950 . dne! Th.I.I bn.nd ntw 4 8.F..A.U'l', Jaad9epd. eoatemp. s.sr .... 2 bl.th home ~tura 3 BR., 2 ea.. cusL drps., ~ lma&ination of UU f.ara· cp(I.; frpl., blm.; tnod. B1 oua: maautae'a d.lacrlm1nat. owner, fl'f.500. 147-191112
lq edlton. Loa.I~ within WESTMONT hOCne l BR 2
~iklna dlstanee to HunU!!f:· batbl + bonua room, patio.
toa Beach State Park, Jt'• Fenctd. By owner $25,900.
got evervthlq you've ever 16644 Bucbard St 839-4081
wanted incl. •low, low, low 3 BR. 2 Ba ,
p-ice, $25,~ No down ~-. .. w/w ~rpt K·
mt. Veta, or FHA I: conven-Cov patio. Nice lndscp a. By
tlonal terma. W/W <;:arpet-owner. 54G--0256
Blue Lagoon
Villa
2 BR., 2 ti.thl, famUy rm, wet
blir, 2 pooh, private beech,
CUard aen1ce. Will comtder
leue/opl\On,
BOND RH lty
nm So. Coast Hwy.,
So. l..aguna. Calif.
499-2338 $3403
lrvl ne Terrace
Luxury Home
2 BR, 2 ti-, full dlnq: l'rDI
Frpk:, covered pstio. Yrb
ie.,., J39:5 mo. Avall lmmed.
Oltshite Rtalty 6'15-2503,
&12.361>
NEW Deluxe 3 Bedrooms
and den 21h baths Ure~.
pe:ninsula location, b a y
vlew, all electric buitdna
plus wet bar. Olildreii O.K
Yearly WiO. pr. mo.
642-1771
VERY OH.ll 4 BR 2 bathl1 wtw e1Ut>et1, d.rgpes, Roll.
S!nale ~dence 3 Bl,t & 2<---------bl.tfls; room on Jot 1tt Midi-HOM,E A lneome; newly
tiooal imPl'Ovement $47,500. decor. 2 br., 1 ba., prqe
BURR WHITE, Realtor apt 2 hr. 11'. ba, prb. diq.;
2901 Newport Blvd NB dbl, p.rase.
675-4630 •Yes· 675.o99a Near Fuhlon Island
lr.,r, fenced rnr yard., troa.t l 8e h lawn a: W>dtcaplne. A oo:ey t 9u n1 ac
l~pla~ I: an 11.ll glau kitcb-----
1705 '"''!!'!~~ .... "'!"!!!!!!!!!!""'I Ing Hilla:, Ready .tor 00.-1 · --.. ··~ -. ----cupancy. $115/mo. A&l-_S_en_C_le_me._n_i._~_17_1..;.0 ~,.._.-=-="='~~---~
REPOSESSION 1115' 3 B.R .. l% ba.: """'·
• • 702 Avocado, CdM • en with G.E. built-ins, lncl, THE
$2B,900 LOVELY
CUSTOM DUPLEX
The but or everything, 2
BR, 2 batha + 2 BR Ag(.
dl.,,waoher. Wow, what a UTILE yd, W/W, drapes. Tota O.K.
$26,.500 -10% Down Brok~ ~ 3 BR. 2" hllth borne situated
oo klwl.Y pool IU.e lot, plenty
of room to enjoy indoor/nut.
door living.
SEE TO APPIUX:IATE
149.500 llnn
m-8494 after 6 pm
2 HOUSES ON A LOT
So. ol Hwy, CdM. Fortin Cll.
~ 548--0390
way to Uve I:: YoU can move BARN in today! Call 540-2151
OWNER LA BOUND Loo.tod 1n • ""'"""' oect1oo o( Bluebird Knnlla, 1n the
You ~ Invited to an city of LaKUna Beach, Nm°·
OPeN HOUSE Sun. 12-6 LED BENEATH TALL
2029'J Adrian Circ. SHADE TREES IN FlNEST
Vitw 4 BR 2 be, bll·ins, fire-$100; 1-B.R. house, fncd yd.
place, w/w carpeta + dra~ carp., drps.; nn. for boat 1r
e1, dbl. 1ar., lhake roof. ~~c.,";,-·"'""'=·~""'~=9llll:::..,_~
Redecorated Inside Ir out. $198.50: 4 B.R., 1% ba., Ina!.
Only 3 Yt&n oJd. yd. Bltn1, drp1, Toti &: pets
WE Lachenmyer Rllr 1 ~o=.K=. Bo=''=· ,,...===,..~= {Deane Garden Home. NATURALIST SETI'ING,
NEW DUPLEX ne&r Adams at Bushard) ntAT'IllIS SEASIDE COM· Costa Mesa 3100
3 BR + 2 BA + Pool MUNITY IS SO FAMOUS Off: 492+5288 eves. 541).00.J:l --------
3(1.1 Ea.st Cout ttwy.
Corc.na. del. Mer 6~ST45
Gold Medallion, sale or
trade. Open Sun 1-6 646-4080 Bring family I:. IWim l!Wta. FOR. -RENTALS 3 B.R. 2 ba. C&rpetg, drapes.
Free goodies lle'l"Ved in IT APPEARS LIKE AN OLD HouMs Furnlihld Family rm. Z ! r p 1 ca.
B•lboa Peninsul• 1300 FAMILY ROOM BARN THAT'S BEEN ADD----------1 Lndscaped, SJrinklen 1N DUPLEX Take over present loan, with ED ON TO. DETAILED EX· G1neral 2000 paint. Umacula.te! Wa& to
3 )'ellr old charming 3 OPEN SAT & SUN 1-4 SZiOO. and move: right in. TERIOR OF RUGGED sdlools & iboPPlng. $715 pel'
bdnn le 2 bdrm Apartment 417 Seville Lost!? Call 968-2992 WOOD p LANK. HIGH FREE RENTAL SERVICE mo. 1.st & last, $50 deanin,a:
BU·ln kit, .fireplace Pttnln&ula's Best Buy GI or FHA PITCHED ROOFLINES, .to~ ~nd i.kenantJ. 6epmlt. 83()...2537 far appt.
patio & 11undeck, $52,500 3 Ba 2u ha, 8 ""! .......... 3 B OW B RICK CHIMNEY 100· 2 BR -no 111 J • .z..,..., R 3 bath extra !harp 2790 Harbor Blvd., Corner ot · ·• sep. ....,.,age.
R. C. GREER, Realty ="""'=b="""==Rl=\l'==='='=,;;=900=. Meadow home. $650 move-In. ~IRE. Spacloos all purpose Ada.ma Garage, fenced yd. Oean 3416 Via Lido 673-9300 __ Upgraded carpets Ir drape hv. nn. has RED COBBLED ~ eves thru:>ot. 1 Child, dqc OK.
e OPEN HOUSE • Lido Isle 1351 througbOOt Haa rverythlns' TYPE FLOORS, IUGH See at l!!W-B Charle St.
SAT&: SUN 1 · 5 $27,950. P ~Ice drutl~ VAULTED OPEN BE AM R1ntal1 to $h1r1 2005 EASI'SIDE: 3 Bcinns., C8J1).,
1747 Plaza Del. Sur, Balboa OPEN SUN 1 • 5 cut. Must 1tt today, Won't CEILlNG W/CROOS TIM· bit·ins. $170 Mo., lease.
3 BR, 2 be., fine ares, 929 VI• Lido Nord last. BERS, OOZY LOG BURN-Hapr,lnue 11 • • • 422 Walnut, Costa Mesa
Asking $42,500 ING FIREPLACE. SMALL Hav ng A Roommate
JONES REALTY, INC. 101 ft frontage PANE WINDOWS. Look::ln& fQr a Roommate! Newport S.•ch SUO,tm • 10% down p R T ERN1Z
2001 w. Balboa, NB 673.QJO Richardton R.tal~ A LY. MOD ED .•• let us aS&:lst YOO ijjlii;liiijj __ jiij; __ jiiij; J KI'IUiEN W/LARGE FAM. Roommate R1ferenc1 VIEW duplex; J &: 2 BR. 2443 E. Coast Hwy, 962.-Hn {open eves) S46-BIOJ RM., WITH EXTENSIVE Strvlc. :~~ ~3~~h, 1!1.,op·d~:~. 675 ... 031 ~ USE OF GLASS. This an:ha-Newport Beach Pb. 675-2213
3200
-PACIFIC SANDS le old piece could use a lot of ~: 673-6769 eve/wknd BE FIRST IMPERIAL! restoraflon. u you have a 1 er 2 Gm.LS to Mare lovely
MOVE N_,. 5 Bd 4 ba 3 BR apt It 2, $60 A $40fif in! Nr. new 4 Br., lpl, lo OCrup)I ~... · s ~ -.. ... -.~ "'"~---m•, ~an, flair for the unuliUlll and an 1 den er &: lnCOfn 'I _.......,.,.. ........ vu Vt: • m. Incl'• utU'1. 2221r. ~w.;!ts~pes; nr belch, ~ ; ;: 2 :.'Apt 0:. BnJs. cJ.Stom. prden kitch· a BARN BU J L DER AT 3Sth St. N'.B. 673-l'nil
•""'•"""'· ...,....,..., wkends. 351 · · en &: in e.xdusive area near HEART, THIS W 0 UL D
62nd St. Owner 675-0144 Nord Bide. Beach, SUIS,txXI major ahopplng. Bargain MAKE AN IDEAL RE-SUN BATIIINGJ Pvt. rm, 2414 Vista Dei Oro
WATERFRONT 3 bdrn'I #62 R. C. GREER, Realty Prioedat S29,950·withterms. TREAT FOR :~~i. =~~./~e Newport' Beech
Balboa C.oves. $60,000. Would 3416 Via Lido 673-9300 P!.eitic Sborea Re.ity $16,950 FULL PRICE leasing
prefer acreage 1n trade, BAYFRONT 536-8894 Eves. 536-73.ZI Owne-r will help finance! Newport &e1c.h 2200 Now Available
Ll-B-rn1 MISSION ReAL TY
BLUFFS aree·, l BR. 2 3 BR, 2 ba Home oa Nord 985 So. Coast Hwy., Laiuna UNIQUE 2 Br. 2 Ba., bpi., ~~level, and split-level
with 1 BR Apt. Excellent WISH I MA y-P a t i o , P o o l , b e I: c b . homes a1oog Upper Baths; condo., next to pool. WISH 1 MJGHT clubhouse. 144 B 8 y 1 1 de Back Bay. Z.3-4 Bedrooms, By .... ,, ~A• ~ IUA =cc financing, nos.ooo. VIU ~ tlf"" k Ilk ' .,_.,......,. ~ Wtlker Reilly BUY A HOME WITH age, 300 Pacific 0>a.st ._u WJ.Y &reel par • e
J336 Via Via Lido 675-5200 NO CASH -IN SIGHT • Hwy, NB. $200. 67J..Sfi9 surroundina:a. Some w I t b
11N __ •_w-'-po-rt-..H-"e"igc;h.;;ll;._..:1::;2;;:10 !!!!'""'!!!!""'!!!!""''""""'""' LISTER makes these dreams b 2 BR. 1 Blk from beach! $125 Bay Views, Pooh, cabenu,
LOVELY lrg. Bayt.mt on 40• come tn.ie for veterans with ORNER moolttly util pd. putting ereen.s, abpping I.. * PLEASANT Oilf Haven 3 ~ 11•.,,lcng ~-•-·-d a••oc1a"• .,.,,.3487 "'hool•, all close at hand . lot. Pier & allp. Obe of Lido'• ,...,.,... " .,..'""6'""'' 1. u • ..,..
Br, 2 ba + 2 Br Ocean Vu finest. nss,ooo by owner. FHA low down. lllAL •ST&T• Corne in and see or call lL'I
inc:omeApt.$49,500.54&.72-49 '"""""" U.STER 842~ .. 1 ....... __ Nrw. port Hglt. 2210 lot detelli:.
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II·-----'"---"= Balboa Island 1355 Owna mutt sell l.arie -4 BR magnificent view of bey and .__ -_-WLLzi....-.
KEEP
YOUR COOL
FEEL & SEE
home Carpets, drapes, huge ARTISI'RY &: CHARM. Well 'vi ---........ OPEN SUN 1 • 5 patio w I fil"ering, heavy designed, newer home for 1 ocean, t:lreplace; five extra-._ -1..L\L4L.£,.. _.
Exclusive Listlnn shake roor. Priced to &ell fast young IamUy, mellow wood ~d. ~~94 ~ s~: ~ I
214 Coral, Bal. IL ";I at only $25.500. GI or FHA celling throughoUt, tiled open Sat. Sun. f;st ~ terms. floor in entry, dining rm, Ir
Well-bit completely Ir 1mm1c-Poul Jon" Realty kitchen, 3 bedrms, 2 .baths, 2 BR., lam. rm., 1% ·Ba. Forced air· eir conditioned, ulately Furn. 3.BR, den, 2 1 1y u wttb wtw carpet. Nice corner. luxurlou1 CUit, blt. 4 BR, ba 1-Dme. Ommlng Iarae _&1_7_·t26G ____ Ev_•_•_.5c;36-c.-=7124 ove pe. o view • $a:JO Month. &46-6736
31,S bath home. Pont, en.. patio $51 TSO $39,500. ========== realty
<k>scd 1"'"""'°"'"°"' laoal. H" ' R f~ BEAUTIFUL EMERALD BAY • Oc•an Back Boy 2240 2414 VI•<• 0.1 O!'O Fee simple!. Just reduced rnger ea ___ _,_ ____ .....;.: N,w~ D-.~
•-833 2036 673 ••2 view home on quiet cul-de· l BR I __. """• U<' ""' H;;;;,! excellent f!nandng. • or • _, Gl.E:tf MAR HOM£ sac, 5 bedrm1, 4 baths, pen-lot, 1ne~ti~.'SI:~:~te Front Row Center
Martin R.E. 548.6332 Huntington Beach 1400 elled den, fireplace in maa-util. Adultl. 642-l171 Direct Blutt1 Ille. Pool and
We1tcliff 1230
*BAYCREST CUSTOM
3 BR., 2% ba., liv. rm., for-
mal dln. rm.; extra lge fam .
rm. &. lg. mstr. Br.; all open
onto lge. cov. patio; many
extras. 5% % Int. $59,500.
646-8018. Open Sat. & SlDl.
1-5, by owner.
lO'll Nottingham Rd., N.B.
lt42
$25 000 ter miit(', age 3 • S89,500. I::======== Upper Bay View. 3 B<innl,
GLEN MAR R.x L. Hodg,; R«y .,,.2525 TU"'RNENRo. ~~.s.o, CBllAvdT. ES _c_.,_._n_•_d_e1_Mo_r __ 2_2_5.c.O ' batM, '"° "' ft lwrury
""""' split-level home a vailall.le SPECIAL Laguna Be1ch (714) 494-1117 2 BRs: 3 baths • (really). now. Move-In fresh, $375 mo.
< 1g, BR"'""'" cpt.1•""' Scrub Savings l.aCJuna Hideaway ~== 2 i:J"':'';,.'!d,". 644-1133 Eves. 644-0505
Nice cor. lot. N~s !klme Into Your Pocket Adulta. By llJIPO(nt. 6~
work. GI or FHA· $23,950 DUTCH HAVEN HO or (213) 780-91'U BRASHEAR REAL TY ME Nestled In an IUTOYO beneath ======== 847-8531 EveL 541 •2442 3 BR 2 beth cleaner·upper. old ma:iter eucalyptus, thia YEARLY RENTALS '.
$31.50 down to Vets. secluded, ihin&led old La· Btlboa 2300 LI00 ISLE Unturn 3 + ~
Presti91 3 Br. 2 a-.:--LISTER 842-6633 ~ charmer la one ot fl -s-...,.--.. -,-.,.-0c-,.,,-"'v'"'1,"'w"'I 2 baths, Wl'p, s:£D/~
BUILT 1966. Stone fxiic, ""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'"'I rare few left in the Art Penn Pt. 3 br. Beach. $18S. to buy,
crptd thru out. Cui drps. $ 19 ,600-Colony. Living room ln wood Avail Oct 1. 675-5660
Bltns. Fncd yrd. Dbl gar w/ panel with br1ck fireplace, NEAR OCEAN Furn, S BR 2 Newly painted Inside and out. be $2'25 M boat dr. M1ny, many lm· A&'IOrted fruit trees. Very wall to wall carpet, carved Lido lile 2351 • 0·
THE Bt provements. $28,850. Owner. clean. New ca"'"'fs, Good wood Ir ceramic bar, Three 1---------ulls condo -3 BR. 2~ 842-6410 -.-~ bedrooms. two with tree-5 BDRM uecutive home. LARGE SI'UDIO A.Pr "1ni
$125 mo. baths spill level, Prat I~~,:...~-----area . F11A Appr:iisal . h b le de c 0 rated. Overlooks DESIRABLE Golden West HAFFOAL REAL TY ouse vlrw1. Tiled bath up. avalla le for winter ase,
beautiful green belt. $36,500. home, H.B., bet. Doua:la1 Ir 8740 Warner 842-44ai stairs; i,, beth downrtalr1 l ="'=:al=l::"':=673-&30=::==== SHORE PROPER.TIES Owner 644-007-4. Open Sat & Colden West CoU, 3 BR. 2 with 3rd bedroom. Minimum
Sun 1-5 403 Feliz. Ba., fam . rm.; many ex· H upkeep yard. F.asy walk to Huntington Beach 2400 673-9000 Eves. 675-4747
tras. Low 51.4% VA: total untlngton beach, shopping & high
Corona del Mar 1250 pyt. $1'5; $24,250. 897-6391 Harbour 1405 .school. A buy at $24,950. Call FURN. 2 br., clO&e to beach
N-• •--• $150 Mo. ll06 Acacia HB DOUBLE size lot. 3 BR, 11,ii , , .. an <'tC&I Estate, 917 GJm. 213-696-9880
A Great family beach house!
of Bl'., 1 hse to bch w/ocean
view. Great for dilldm. $300
mo yrly be. Nu llv mi
crpts. 642-15M
CUST. 2 BR. 2 Ba. plus den.
Large rooms. Ml' View lot.
$52.000. Owner 673-4869
ba Lo dwn rnA. Principles 50 BCH Fmt. Boat llil?. 4 neyre St., 494-9473 ";:;:i~=;:';:=:-::=,;:-;,, Bd:r., 3 be. Cusl. lndstiied. IT'S Beach bouae ame. BJa;. .-""-o'o-Y·_5_:t&-C7'26S_l_-,..~~"' I Drps, crptg. 7141812-1857 RARE Ocean View for only sest 1el'ectloo e•er! See the
ls Your Ad in our claaslfleda7 wknd1. eves. for appt. $33,500. 3 BR 2 BA 494-4746 DAll..Y Pl!..Q'l Oau.Wed CLEAN 3 Br., 1 ~ ba., N'pt.
Heiid:ita: oor. lot; dbl. ear.
$250 Month. 673-67S6 General
--or 499-1331 2000Gtneral 2000Gt section NOW!
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Newport Holghis 3210
lrvlne
t BR, 2 BA, tamlly room,
atrlum. New home in Turtla
IWck, closest to UCI. Swlm-
ming, tennia, efc. $215 mo
on leaae. sr.>-mJ
EH i Bluff 3242 _____ ...__
BLUFFS Dlx 3 Br, deft 2 ba,
Ct)lta, drpl. Pool. Reul
ma.tu~ tam. ttS-3433,
"'""4497
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Jmt listed! Sharp 3 Bedroom
Cotta Met1 4100
M oorner. Fro"'1y Pamted. SUS CASITAS
Deep Pile Carpets. Beauti-Furnished: l Br. &: Bachelor
ful modem kitchen tor Mom. Apts.
Comiietel:y fbx:ed yard. 2110N~rt Blvd.
Room for Boot or Traller. Medallion by Hotpoint
\l'et's Total Cos-t of $47.50. I --",:;;:~;;..;~-"~'-
V<'"Y Low Down FHA. $25 Wk. Up
CA U. . . . • Studio I: Bacll apts.
WALKER & LEE e Incl Ufib • ""°"' .....
7ti82 Edinger • Maid Service • 1V avail.
8424455 or 540.fil.40 • New Cafe A: Bat
Opei Eve-s. 2376 Newport Blvd. 548-'755
4 BR 2 ba., cpts., fncd. CHATEAU L1 POINTE
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SPICIAL CLASSIFICATION FOi
NATURAL BORfj SWA!'PER$
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6200 Ac...,. ,200
IDEAL MONEY GATHERS
NO PROTECTION!
This prime lnvestmenl IDY!te• your ln-
opectfoo. Adfquate Income provides per-
fect tu obeller. Approx 75 acres Almond
Ranch In Puo Robles. Orchard moy be
purt)iued separately, or wilh charming-ll' remodeled 2,452 sq. ft "Country
home." Present owner to retain a life
~te in resJdence; but agreeabl~ to a
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C.U Doris 0..venporl, WE 7-2071
CREST REAL TY
3470 Or<Ult R~ •• S1nt1 M1rl1, ·c.111. 93454
For 1ppt to '"
===========1 Colonial 2 at. 2 B&. V1ew Rave. Tappan built·ln ~
bm. in So La&\UIL Al atiy wuher. Want Drill Ptttt or RIAL ESTATE -----------------
Huntington leach 5400 hm w/1 frytca. Approx 7 Band Saw, Also have .22 cal. G1Mral Lof1 _______ 6_100_
1 NEW l 8't'I: 1 block to yr old: Want 11nt Ille. unlta. Merlin 39 w111t 6" jointer, _.;:.::.:.;o;;::_____ pORTAFINA LAGUNA
$125 to ns5 mo to mo~ Qwn.Brkr. Aft 5 pm 499-l990 _54_0._9_m ____ :-:-~-Income Property 6000 Panoramic View Lotl
avail. Pvt deeka .1 pe.tios, 2 SR. 2 ba twnh&e; S3000 eq. HAVE: T unlll $640 Income, 2'l UNITS w/pool. Thia T yr. White and coast•
mature singles & couple1 k $81 mo.., ot $000 dn. lnc. $20,500 equity. old prop • .is in xlnt oond. It line vlew1
only. 1411' &: W a .In u t · OO&ts $100 ~.Posses. toda.>' WANT: Small 3 BR or Mo-succeulUlly open.t~ by 426 Nyt:I' Place
S3&-U19 673-l'lM ln Hunt. Bch.. FOR boua bile home. C&ll Ray Gault rHideot·manaa:er. Term 1 Laguna Be6cb
2 BR. UNFURN. or 1 6'6-3389 540-1151 Herltaae R.E. can bi arranged. CTI4l 494-9388
Utllltie1 included Diamond, approx. 2 Ct. Wii trade. $5,0XI equ.lty, 1961 -BAYCREST Fee Simple on
HEATED POOL Guarantee $2,IXXI value.; 32• Olrls Corinthian for 1% RETURN, trV>le net · Toyon Lane. $21,000 or SPACIOUS 1 Br, Apt $150 mo Gr1cloua Adult Living 0 H.B FOR down home leaae • 20 yeara with AAA terms • ......_paid interest util pd, yrly, Crpt'g. No 2 BR, 111 •-th, w/w ,, ......... 1.11, 80'l Kno~. Apt. • · on smaller boe.t ot what have r ·-
Vl;I ~..... e 536-2914 e or!? ""''? tenuit OK. Sacrltlce. 613-3254 er pets. 673-4878 fittplace, aplta1 sta!rcue ~,.,, """" *vw Dorado Development 642-MZ <2U) 7~9112
uni 1-----===-~~ * 548-2434 * Huntington Be1ch 4400 and M-.,, East •pt.
20:~~.~~-.. ~~t·.· Deluxe L.A. Liuplex Ladera. =-WALK TO BEACH &.1utiful View Lot "' -.. ,.-~ Ht.II Exe\,.~~-far a· lot, 29 Palms, 2 BR, w/w cpt, 12 Units, Newport Beach. All No. 264 00 Antigua & Ham~ -. NEW e LUXURIOUS • 145 E. 18th 642-3074 adul\5, no pets. 16652 Golden · •wuiae d ......... walk mkt, church. 2 pool 4 West, apt 1. 842-4654 house, or Duplex. CdM, NB, •rv l·BR., rum.: : years shire, Dover Shores. For aale
RE.SORT LIVING 12 NEW 2 Br. Bltn r8JJie, C.M. Fortin Co., £42.5(00 car det 1ar, tree•, fncd. new. Groll $18,276: leases. by owner. $18,CXXI.
4 NATIVE GARDENS oven, dwhr, sep fenced Girden Grove 5610 eves. 548-0390 Pyta S.Sl. mo. Eq. $5500. No rental problem. Good l714) 5264651 uk for Arlme
6 pQOJ....S.-SAUNAs.JACUZZl patio. Gar. Adults. $150. Ocean Vifow-Nr . .Npt. Pier. Submit lot or ? 0wr TI4: Qnandna. HUNTINGTON ~~anla Ana Ave. CM. BIXBY GREEN 4 units rum. But rental '172·9131 R. Nattrnl, Rllr. 642-1485
S 2 BR. Extra k& rma. w/w 2 &: l BR. 'nlWN HOMES area. $58,500 ·-take.un ,_ $49,500IrvineTetT&CeHome 3 Houses GARDEN crpt'i drips, bltna. Heated F~1t r;:';: ~tiol in trade. Owner m% ~ ::~ ;-~ ~ Room tar 3 more • Pool
TRIPLEX lot L8tb A-Wallace
key lot, $10,950. No sub.
Owner Box 942, Sedona, Ariz.
S145 Lease; Nr. schools
17652 Van Buren 342.7823
3 BR. 2 Ba. fncd yrd. Paci.fie
Sands. UT5 mo. ~2466 or
213: AT 4-5384
TENNIS-ENTERTAINMENT px>L Chldm Ok. 2 2 0 8 Court Avt-., ti'f3..Ei621 Conun'l, seuoned TD or $t9,500 • $5,IXXI Dn.
Lovely turn. 2 BR apts. Oft-BOLSA-CHICA & HEIL CoUeae Apt 3 CM. £42..0713 • Central air condttiooinK .: 8'-2 Ba bome,.Newport wbm.lt. Q.esblre Rlt;y. Will take 2nd TD
street parking, carports. TS 8478414 •Max. acoustical privacy ff.eights ana, val. $22,liOO; 615-2503 • Owner, s+i-00l8. M&-8393
3 LO'I'S at oorner of 8th A
Olive; 4. loll No.'1. ta, 20, 22
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HWll. Beach. OWner 542-6888
3 BR, 2 ba, crpts, drapes,
blt·ins, !rplc, near ac:bools,
S165 mo. 847~72
Laguna Beach 3705
Htd. pool. Adults, no pets ADUL • 1 ,N;;;•;w;;"'°;;;;;rt;B;d;;;c~h;;;;;;;;;;52;;;00;;
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. Carpets, drapes, huge Trade up or down, vac.ant l!Ml POMONA AVE., C.M. FURN 2 BDR.M'2 bath 1tudiol• wardrobes, dishwashen land, trust deedl or • ?
2 BR. Comp!. redecor, nu best location l blk to 5 Pbl. 8/8 • Indivldu'al washer/dryer 1.,,.~_,.-646--'-_16-"'.,,..,,_=
cpts, furn, drps. Bit-ins. htd and Town a.nd Chuntry • Walle to all llCbools 20 Ac. bor9e ranch N. call.
1 Adul 221 storet. theater, re11taurantx 3 BEDROOM, 2 be.th, face 3 rowies lOM ft fencing, 9M i:p'le St, ~ts. 6 and bank. Avail. Oct. l $150. pool. fl50. 3 Car prage. Large pool, putting creen, ft barn, 14 stalls, For S. Call
7701 Ellis Apt D or call Adults only. bal 1 ,.,--•·. In•, home • m-?? WILSON WEST 2835 volley I, badm nton, etc. ncn "
own" 642-Bay & Beach From $270 IOOM "'l\llly • 195M owner
HAVE TRIPLEX WANT
HOUSE. HAVE 5 UNrl'S
WANT DUPLEX. Have 24
units, want 40 or trailer
court. Bkr. 545-9451
Business ltent11 6060 Citrus Grovn ==.;;;c,:;.:;......;.;.o..; 6175
TAXES HURT?
1 BR. furn. util. pd. Hid. D I 1 &: 2 Bedroom <'AO: .,,
I Ad·"'· 6 4 6 s 2 7 6 ex. Re1lty, Inc. 6868 Lampson .,...,..l MONARCH BAY A RE A poo ' w.1..3 ~ ' at the beach + pool """"' W Balboa Blvd NB LOVELY OCEAN VIEW. 3 968-1740 219 15th St-220 12th St. ""~ . ., (nr. knott) 'nt.ADE-C·3A property next
HAVE 3 St. 2 Be. home In
O>Uege Park, val. $25,500,
a&SlllTle 6% Joan. WANT 2
or 3 BR. condo., adult only
aect.: C.M. 545-2425
Appx. 100 Fl. Front1go
Harbor Blvd. eoita Mesa fCll'
leue. 107 ft. deep. ShOW·
room, 1arage apace at rear
ot lot Excellent for auloa,
boats, Q>Ort cars, trailers,
motorcycle1, etc. C a I I
642·9'700 ask tor BUI Sines.
SMALL RESTAURANT on
Newport Blvd., CM.• Ideal
location f~ Beer ·Bar.
U75/mo lease ot lease: op-
tion.
Soften the blow now by in·
vesting in Real E5tate. Ptt-
pay Interest for a write-off
this year & depreciate the
improvements w h i 1 e you
own this property. Try a
young valencla grove, sudl
as th1s 6 acrea In a :East
growinJ area. $45,00l Full
price. Terms to sult. For
more Information, can K.W.
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---------• ' 673-3663 Eves. 548-6966 GARDEN GROVE new Sears Covina $61,000 BR & den, 2 BA, cpta, Drps, BACJlELOR. Utilities pd $70. QUIET & BEAUTIFUL I""!!!!!!""'~"'!"\!"'"'!"""''"' I =="====== eqult;y price $69,COO for ln-
trpl. pool. $300 mo. Allio 2251 Orange Ave. Eveli aft 6 Adults only. 2 BR. Pool Be1utiful Duplex W"tmlnster 5612 come, clear land, beach CLEAR Venll.U'I. lg. view
hm, mrbl trplc, crya chandl, also guest hse. Will xchange
for htn, units, w1tertront
prop or Ira live aboard boat.
675-2072
avail. 2 BR. 2 ba~ $250 mo. c~=~9\121~~"~'-· ..,.-~---..,., 17676 Cameron 847·2125 3 BR, 2 ha, like new crpts & bome, or ?? owner 645-1909
adults 496-1243 betw 10-5 pm NICE 2 B{t duplex, crptd, drps, blt·fn kitcllen, privfJ16.· AVAIL. OCT.· 1st 17 Al! mobile borne ·Parle
2 BR & Den, oceen view, good location. Sll7.50 mo. L1gun1 8e1ch 4705 tio. 1>1.eps to Bay, Beach .I: 2 BR.. W/garage noo. Site all utlla. to prop, C2 RA
cytd, drpd. Xlnt refrl.g &: * 549--0833 * 1-NEW_.::,_Fu_m_"1oed __ 2_B_R_l_BA Park. Immed occupe.ncy, Fenced yard • Water paid zoned. $1S,IXXI Ae, value. P/ PERRON REALTY 642-tm
WAREHOUSE 2400 aq. tt +
office; 6000 sq ft t.ncd tidtp.
yard. 1855 Laguna C!'tyn Rd,
494-8066 or see broker
stove avail, ~..ovefy patios. Nassau Palms 1 & 2 BR. S200 mo yrly leue. 673-6316 13834 LOCUST ST. pd Int. OK . ....._.._ For in· 1250 Mr SI · .. A .. ,,..,.,o all elee buil t ·ins. ,,...., · · avm, ...........,,..., Pool. $130 tD $150 1_,..:. 2 & 3 Br. Apts. call Between i:s come prop Bkr. 642-6487 Rhodo1 33 S1llbo1t
Eckhoff & Assoc., Inc.
1818 W. Qiapman Ave,
Oranae. CalU'.
541·2621, Eve•wknda 538-69T1 days. 4!$.ro!K eve11 &: wknds. 177 E. 2Znd St 642-3645 Panoramic view over"""""'& e 636-4120 e No. 8 Seabee $5500 value All!O Beach. Msture adults Bltru:, frplcs. $17'5·$2'l5 mo. 5 ACRES, level, Yucca Val·
OCEANFRONT. Spectacular S80 Incl. Utll. Small apt., I mtly, no chldm S185.-4!$.3755 George Williamson Rltr ley :road, elec., phone avail, Trade: Deluxe camper,
Villa. Partly turn Is he .d · adult. Nr. Hoag HQl'IP. & The 6734350 L1gun1 8e1ch 5705 water closeby; extra lot R.E. or 1 64.2-l6S4 Office ~!'!.•I 6070 Out of Sllll P-p. 6"08 Huge rooms, park:-hke Arches 642{683 :;i.:•'ll lALS _._1 ode! ----, .. '
grounds, Private beach, Sea:.==~·~~-=,_-....,-Apts. Unfurn!shed CONTEMPORARY Apt. 100 CLIFF DRIVE avail.: trau.:: or late m Npt .• lux. 2000' twnhlle. 2 LAGUNA BEACH 20 AC. Elko, Nev•da -··
pool . S600 maith.
4944653 ~~~ :~~!titl:~ ~Ge~n~o~ro!l .. iii!iiii5ii000~1 :~1~c~~Jo.8:i~'i..1! ~~;i:~~~U~= ;~~!~~:apt.Newport =· 3u:·r ~ ~N~~ Air Conditioned Meadow Valley Trac;'A
L1gun1 Niguel 3707 mo. Evea., 546-7285 _ lease only. ~. y •• ~ .. , ----. I b-'---Beach. Groos $20,(XX), equjty dswhr, frplc, dbl aar, pool, D-~ FQ~,· AVENUEalla .. '-... ' Fwy. l:limt., flab nrby. l:cc,;;.;;.:_:.;;.::_; ____ .c.;. ••· " I ...... .., .....,...., CU1\JUlu -u IIO 000 .,. I .,, ~ tpacet av w. w ..,.,M, l20 down S20 Mo. NEW DELUXE l bedroom VEN DOME 3 DORMS, 2 bauu;, urep ace, steps to Shorlt & Sbopa: $89,000. •y . ' eqw.., or •• , newut ol!ice buildi1'& at • .........,, ' _ _.._,_
FOR Lease: 3 or 4 Br, 2 ba, $ll5. Deposit requirt'<l. Back $225 yrly. Walker Realty Oceanview-from every Apt. Want M-1 vacant or IUbmit. ~1111 prime locatlon in downtoWn Owner Box 1667, GI~, ~i:~~ .. ~~ -ins. $200 yard, au' port..642-511'1 • · 675-5200 from $150 mo up. lease R. Nattress Rltr. 642-1485 HAVE well seared $.S,000 l.aitml Beach. Air tontll· .-C::;•:.,1.~=~~===..-
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Make reservations NOW 3 BR built-In.I, beamed cell· ' TR.UST DEED. tioned, carpeted, beautiful I ISLAND OF HAWAII BACHELOR Apt, nice l Y Newl" Redecorated ing1, fl,_,!ace, 2 baths. 1 494-2449 House. Pal m Sprlngii. 3 BR 7 tum. Nu cS)te; util's pd. near· r -..... OCEANFRONT apt. Lg e 2 ba pool, Fwimhed. S'4 WANT • EASTSIDE 2: 3. paneled partitionlna. w O 3 adjoining Iota 548-6713 ace f.135 546-5079 Clos• to Shopping_ P1rk blotjc to bee.ch. garden area. Ptlv. bee.ch &: FHA loan. Equity $60X), 4 units. entranctt: Fronta&t oa
1 BR. Furn uUl pd. $120 mo. ADULT,S ONL'Y Goodwin Co. (714) 772-9150 sea PJOI. 1 br. &-den. Part. Want duplex or triplex. Gin· 64&-8226 Forest An., rear leada to Mount. & 0 ... rt 6210
Pool. 1801 Whittier St. e Spe.clCllls 3 Br's, 2 Ba GOLD Medallion 2 & 3 Br. 2 furn. $225/mo. 494-4653 ny, 540-1720, 962-<HlS. TRADE: 5 unlts • Palm !!,un::1tb":°~~i>!': OWN YOUR 646-tim • Swirn Pool. PUt/green ba. CrtP1, drpg, bltns. $175 Di~I C&.bin Cruiser New• De and cbatn available for $5.
EW & drpg 2 Br • Frpl, tndiv~dry fac'ls up. 673-2370, 6~1995 REAL ESTATE w hrs. Auto pilot. 'Fl,yin&: WA~:~~e::·condo-Buslneu hour1 lnlWtrin& OWN LAKE! I
Nfw'n. $f:; 1613 ~ta. ~ 1845 An1he1m !~isi.i LARGE Unf, 2 Br. 2 Ba. apt. Gener1I bridge. Outrigger•. Trade mln!um, TD' a or make offer aervtce avalli..ble 'tor 110. Recreational land bt CalU.
Ave., c.M. 543-6572 eves. I COSTA MESA . New drps, cpts, Years lse. Rintlll Wint•d 5990 for So. Cal. R.E. or T Brier. * 675-0250 All utllltiea p&Jd mrccpt ts aetttna: very ICl'U"Oll. Why
$45 • $55 Small trailer. --$16?.SO. 494-9502 Eves. 548-2'198 telephone. not investipte the New-
Util pd. Man over 30. No Costi M... $100 NEW Soundproof 2 Br. 2 Ba. * EXECUTIVE $38,SOJ equity 1n lovely II'-2% Acres 10 mlnutea down· DAILY PJLOl' be!TY Sprp area! Water 11
pets. 545-1551 aft 8 pm. Across fm .. C~'a. 1665 FAMIL y * vine Te n·ace homP, Want town Reno, Nevada $9500. 222 FOREST AVENUE . peculiar to the area -and
I · n~ to $....,.. M" ,...,..,, clee.r. Want local clean land LAGUNA BEACH •--" .....__ are 100 FURN. or unt. Large 2 Br. OR rvme '"' u.>. .,,...,....,,, WITH 2 CHILDREN small Comm'l, Re!1dential 494-9t68 ii guaran~. 'no:rre
Deluxe apts: bltns, pool. 1 HARB desires to rent 3 BR furnish· Income, or aubmlt Cheahlre or true house equtty, Agent-1 --...-.. -:~~-lakea (man made) In area
Chi!d, no pets. 642-7311 Newport Hgh. 5210 ed. heme in Newport Hartxir Real Estate .. 675--2503 owner 548--5164 SECRETARIAL and 26 more on Cl'der. Thla
BACH. apt., frpl., beam!,
w/w apt., patio. 1 Adult. No
pet.II. S88 Yrly 613-7629
GREENS 2 Bdrm' .• -~". dranos area, Costa Mess, etc. Call TRADE 'SB CHEV II 'l'QN 1956 GMC.+9 PSGNR School SERVICE has iln happened in the-put ~-r~ ,... PARAMETRICS Modem offices, carpets, air 4 years. For, then there were Patio; garage. Adults 1903 PICKUP truck Vt!!r;/ gd Bua, all converted, tleePt conditlonlna'., parkln&. From only l lakea. Thia past week·
fl.45; LOVELY 2 BR., b!Jt.
K-Mart. Adult&, no pets.
BACHELOR -UNFURN. Haven Pl. Yrly. 548-5300 549-2221 548-3615 eond, FOR sHAfip '59 OLDS to, stove, ttt. toili?t, bedJ. $65 per month. Orlnge Coun-end a talk with land ownen
from $100 5220 FREE SERVICE TO 98 "' 7 '422 """· Hunt. Wani. hou.., TD"' 1 ty B1nk B!da .231lE.17tbSt .. ond broken 1n the ere• re-
sn Joam. 548-0787 incl. util. Newport Shorit OWNER-MANAGER Deb. Apt E. 431...4987 673-4(64, Costa Meaa. 642·14& vealed much activity and
1 • 2 & 3 BDRM. 3 BR. 2 B bltn ed« BROlCER * * * * * * 2 ROOM Olll<e neu CM City buying the peol 3 w ..... LARGE 3 BR. (un1um.J & l FURN. & UNFURN. ..i~ .,._ b'··· 1 bs, r . ff n, r .. -... A dra $80 What to do with YoW" lakef BR.: opbl., drps, bltns. ,....ild care ...,bt. oo:sc cu , garaa:e. You .elect your o..vn tenant "-I!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!![!!!!!!!!!!!! a ....... .,..-ts pea, Recree.
2885 Mendoza Dr S4S-5421 Heated Pool!l, """ $200 Yearly. ~ ACTIVR RENTALS :::: ------utll. inc. 642-'560 l. Rai8e fish for • I . °"'"'°· AdJ. to Sboppin< -534-6982 REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE tlonal ..,., and other mor· N ts all ed. 5242 ----3 COMMERCIAL, 1 indu.t.; k ti Newport Be1ch 4200 12700 Pet:i:n w:. at Har· E1st Bluff WINTER Rental $100-n2s.
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'----------~-• Ad. Co ta Mesa RESTIGE T H 1 Br, Apt. w/aar. By 40 yr I •-I 5999 --=°"=ta:,_M::.:::..,=:_· .:"'":.::..21=30;_ own boat moored at your FURN 3 BR. 2 'oa Apt, % ""' « ams, s · P own omq old divorced elec. l!'tlil'· Nr. Rooms for Rent 5995 M •c • .wnt1 I
block 10 Ocean Yrly $225 1 545-0370 For lease, 2 br & den A: 3 br . f N 8 BBAUTlFUL oUk:e tpace in dock.
' ' 'th 2 211 baths Gold surfm& areas 0 · PRIV. room & bath, non. Gani.re for rent Glendale Federal Bldg., 3. Swim· in ymr own wat.er mo or winter $200. Call BUI W1 or . · S46-3J30 ext 622 days, ask smoker. So. of Hway., CdM, Eastslde $15. CdM $(5 Mo. up. 675--3793 spot.
WhHe, 673-6210 E v es Ex.cellen.t. park-· like sur· Medalllon all electric. POOL for W. E. Smith Ref. """· S20 Wk. 675--5114 * 642-2657 * 4. Trailer Parle with weter-
548-1-r oun••-·• 1-adults ....... mz... 2-car gar. ft.mt starts at .~ ...
""" 1,1.1115 "' ... , """" DOWNTOWN Hunt. Beach; 2 Eve I d trl -1 p-6080 front spaces avail. Ing pea-• _..... ~ mo. G•r•-for R•nt " •• u._s 1 _:_ .. p._ WATERFRONT. 2 BR, uttl I '" •~·-837 ~ A-•-w NB BR. older house unfum. •---5, Ralae alfalfa. Ir almonds
furn. Docking fac:. avail for Discriminative Tenantl ...,,~ '"'4"" ay, · · 3 Adults. Permanent. Will Guest Hornet 5998 Storaae only. 646-:sm M-1 Npt. Bch, otU6e1/&bops. & pecana & apricots, etc.
12' boet ... nl5 year, lea5e. 1, 2 &:: 3 BDRM. API'S. Coron• del Mir 5250 paint, repair, yard work: 7500 .sq, tt.)-ot 22,500 tq. rt. 5 Acres, 10 Acres. 20 Actn.
3512 Mateus Ave. N"'110rt I POOL. NO CHILDREN l1iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiimmiii l WAno~t.;o~'jj"~l85~.~536-~91197~rtb PRIVATE> room In ptivaedte Income ~,...-4008 ~ .,.... mo. $67,000. Sub. 80 AO'ca, etc., etc., are avail·
"·a•b .• ~ ·~ MARTINl9UE """"' -· 1"' the .. . 't Own ' 213 ·-·~· bl ""'• '~" WANTEDByNovlstorlSth., Good!--'. no'ee l-•"on. m1 . mo. : ;ru-wuo a e. 2 BR II b, __ ,. from be cb s CM N uuu ...... u HOME PLUS I )IC 0 ME . Why not call now to 1 • ., ... ,_
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8 ' GARDEN APT ~""' 1 BR unrum Apt, · ·• ew.I Near City P•rk. s~p1ng 1 6 B Uni 0~ ·~-·
.. -... ... ... ~ po • orons ar or u.o· Center, Church I: bank I: A -•-CM cau Own 1• •u• --·•. Fpk, w/w C'"~"'ts, • ~ rt C de! M • -uvv Home Pus 1 r ls. j,'fU Lo~ 6100 about these exc:l"'K~ ,..,._
$175 mo. Avail now. m4) 18th It Santa Ana, C.M. fl_. bN• guna. To $110 mo. Gar or walking d 11 tan c e to Yoe ...... , · · er ;:;;;.;.:.. _____ ..:.;.;;.:c I bllitles? Owner, 841.e&4tl
67J..8726 lZl3) 332-2142 Call M,r-a. Hendenotl 646-5M2 carport neceuary. &42-0086 everyth!na except t h e 5#-8512 WESTCLIFF Fee lot. Lin-Ev-es. alter 6 P.M.
SMALL 1 BR turn. ~/mo. l77'? Santa. Ana, Apt UJ, C.M. ON TEN ACRES after 5 p.m. cemetecy. 646-278} WANT 2 - 8 mlta, prder coin Ln. 96xllO'. $24,500. BUSINESS Ind
600 Oub House Dr (Ac:rou 1 I< 2 BR. Furn &: Untum 3 BR. 2 Ba tum t 4 tog CdM. lJave buytft. Owner 549-3997 Prine. only. FINANCIAL
from Lido Theater), Owner C1.EA'.'f 2 Br. Apt. Bltns, Frplc1 I Prt I Patios I .; ·• or PRIVATE Cheerful It tunny Brkr. * 6~ LOT, Golf course view $5000 -
M ..... -•sea SUndey. drpl. Lrg fence:I yard. $l30 Pool•. Tonn" • Contnt'I Bk· mos. Up to $250. Retired room fOl' ambulatory lady. OU """ II 0 riv 11111 6300 ,..o:ru.u m W 181h Sl CM .. Colonel. 646-9681 Nice runwndilla:a It loviJll THE QUICKER Y ~ equity, Will sell er IRde. _.!'..:~-~-. _
BAYCUFF Motel ·-'9Wer mo. . . fst. 9 bole Putt/Gr«!ll. WANTED: 3 BR. Home 00 care. 543--47'5.1 ntE QUICKER YOU m.L &f&-1286
rate1 effectlYe; $77.SO Up. i42-l907 900 SM Lane, o.iM ~26ll water wfsUp to lehe, Call;[-~;;;=;;====-;_;=,:======"-=========
Maid service, TV, pool. 2 BR Bltnl. dilhwuher, pr.l'!!(M~a~cArthf!iii"'~"'ii·~Co-utiiH~wyiiii!!). attm-4:30 673-0523
BEAUTY SHOP
455 N. Newport, NB 646-.3285 Pri patio. $140. Adults, "°I~ ._,
DELUXE 1 B.R. apt, """' peL 1843 Pomona 543-6357 2 BR Apt, """' & rer,1g.. ARTIST • Noe<h wo'k •boo S TAR G A'ZER ~ ~
to the ocean. Beautiful I UF'N 3 Br 2 Ba apt cpta er.clo&ed a:ar. Walking dist. or studio. Gars1e or lndust i-=7.:;;"'-..---e,. CLAY I. POLL\Nl---T""-,.,.--1
view. Sl20 mo. 9 Mot IJ?aae. drps'. bl~. Sl5tl. Jae:' aiud to beach. $l 7Slmo leaae. sipace OK. Evea. 675-4'm M YrwrOoI/yA.di..;1yGviJ. M
OR J.2677 OK no peta 540-2493 613-6458 aft 6 Rooms for Rent 599S Y A.crorrlfilg 10 th• Sta,,-. 'V'
WINTER Rental 4 bl'., 2 ba"' LGE. 2 BR 11"1 ba., bltm, VIEW •tudkl.. So. ol Hwy, To deVeiop me1soge for Sunday,
new kitchen. Avall.. 9/lS. I ., drapes· Jll!.tlo· Cpts .. dri>t. lltove, retrlg. WORKING woman Mly .. . reodwordsce'.ln'mpondlngtorunbcrs
-m• ~ ~-, C8Jll.,Ad°"'u1·· "'""" ~·.,,.....,....' Alao, lge. b&ch. <l'I Ocean v1I .. 1 bl ofycwZodloc::blrthslgn. '_~_,,_-_•_•~_ .. ___ , gar. '-"'· 'f"4N· .......... .oo~ Blvd. ~ -·. _ ~· , Kitchen pli er-es av ... a ~
"""'' "';;-~••11 11 ';rv;;r,g References. Call beklre 11 1Y<ai 31£omld' 610r NEW 2 BR. ,ara&e apt._, 2 BR, cpta, drpg, prlv. LRG. I e.. N"' -~'-l AM Tu Wed l Frid 21f 32You 62-Yau from beach. S150 Mo., 9 moe pe,tio aaraie $13S. , ... u... · · ea, · ay, lYau'N 33~ 63Moll
Jae. Wtr. pd. 642-J1i37 3 BR. nfli e7l-3690 shpa: center, Crpt.a, drpl, After? P.M, 111urt. l S&.t . ~~ :Ula. '4hal'
11•• w· · bltnl. rl3-240'J aft 5. . . all day S\U'IChy It Mon-3536 ~ 6.$ .. Y,.!.'.!.. 2 BR. 2 Ba. ""' mo. 11\lt'r 2 BR. Redec., bltM, dwhr, I~==-.,....---.,-da;. ~s-.9737 ~y-"".s"""' m.., • ...,
All µtil. pd. % blk to bch. pr jdt_,.tio $140 Adults LARGE, quiet, .ep. entry ROOMS for rent~...,.. wk ~~ ~;:,, ~="
U>9 w. O.liboe. BL. tH-6188 1M1' Poftlona. ~7 drapes, bltN, refrie. Adulta. ..---9AcrnMd 39NM MGculp
YEARLY deluxit 1 BR: I~ ,--$150 V'rl.)f, 67~1130: 540-2580 It up . 1 I: 2 Br., ldtchena. 10~ 4DWt11"""-s 70Hec'dl
.. ·e. ...,.. _ 2 BI>JUI.. Q>tl., drtlll. bltnl. • TV, heated pool I maJd l"~~"-{"l'•i ~ ' 4..,"1 ~~: n,.'' (;. 00. 121 A ·-111-' •, ·3. Child Olt $115 • Sl20 ..Mo., Huntington INch $400 aervict. Motel Tabid llln, .... .....
• • ·2 avaiJable. 962-3CM 1----------· I 450 Victoria St. CM :t: ~ ~~
NrKport Shol'll 4220 l BDllMS. 111 Bai"' NEW De=. 2 BR. opt !lo MESA V....S., nn. to llJwoe; •-j!To fire:
·-AL: Br n... 11111. s.. -lltlnors ... pei.. ~11:is. · rwtn beoh. ldldl. privll. l~r-.,~I\:-,....., WI!ITER ~• • I " 162 w,c.m.,, Apt I. Cl<. Cell' 538-8950 OR 111-3311 "86 W. Bak<r. 541-1219 It~ g1-".,~ ~~~~~No~ POMONASt.Ot!M18Rfor Bet.9·9PM. DELUXI: room In prl CM !f~ 51~ 11~ SO..XC older ....,..,.le. Nr llorH 2 BDRM .t.-Jex. Pool Pv..... home. Man <l\)y. Mutt have 21\.llt 52~ nu. o ltd -~ -~ .. -....... ...... .. ... 2 B.R.. Om. 2 a.. Fr. P\c. $15/mo. 54.1-'681 wetkdl9S. Cptl, Drpa., 1 St1. Gar. LtM car. $15 Wk 2AlomMot "°""" .,....._.,
P&do. nr bc:tl. Pool Pri'r. VERY nice 2 BR .• ritW epti., new. Avail Oct 1 $ll>. LARGE, quiet, te'P· tnlr)' ~=-f:::-"' =t't
Addts $2Z. Rt.f. Req. dn.(>ts, bltns. Adolta, no IJU-&337 $55; room wfk.itch, $7tl Mo. woo · 21ft«...,. 515' 11
M2--m pets. $125. 548-"9 2 BDRM •·..tex, Pool Pvcy, or Wffkly. ~ N.11."M ~=·• :s11)' loltr :::=,
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HUNTINGTON BEAOl
6 Stations &: 11 dcyen:. Very
attractively decorated It ii
dolrla txtremety ~. Olntu
forces owner-to sell. Cali to
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847·1266 Eves. 536-7124
tNDUST Mkrowa~e El.ec-
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lot. 11 Yfl. In Huntlng100
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Someone. will be looklnl Sor your ad, tha\ cit back and new. Avail Oct. 1 1.m. t.IP· Studio Aptt. 2 316 ~Gool @.Ywm ~j
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or '" klD4 W11ll °""' 450 dlltrtbuton. I I I eel to< child or odull A cook. e lo _., __ ,...,_ ·--"'-~ our ..._., . h IAaN tnU0 A MONTH 01 MOii s t C *"""-~"'Mote -a---•-, Do'""" Mft a ,_ houn Of ,,_,. time ....,. po 8$$ Y ean NK<! --· ~OD and °"' llft l lOro Openhla Ill• _, You .,.. 1un1 ..,. .,....,. 11ma. 1n1o 1180.00 PRAC!t&L 11~ OPa No~ Buch, we have lmmedllte open-
a -Ill,.."""" CAN II US~!> IMMIDIATILY or ~<41..,. -~-th _,., .. -~~·•__.....,,In ~~~~ . -*-·~-~-r v. •••v1ca COMPANY HCUUD ACCOUllTI • . . _AFTER WORK' IS COMPLETED ..... q and/or-mana1"'1enl· who dedra an ....
..:. ~Qtblnl to aelLJu.st aenrtoe compa!Q' MCUred •c-LADY wants ~ portunity to prov..-wbat they i re aapablt i.OI
.....,.._ T&D .......sen. we ........ ..i .. rttaana. .,.... Revolutionary Dry Cleaning Method 543-9992 doing. • '· ·
d>andla!"' and aupport ma1'rial. · fo R U hol d D MINIM\IM l._tmml o! $2.190 to $3,960. Muat f ICJS, p Sffry Cln l'Upel ~ve cood car !Of' d ty drivfnc. No out ot town ALSO SALES -SE.VIC! -INSTALLATION travek. No other reqt.W'tmenta.
U YOU Wl.nt to make money ln your· 1patt tlm4'! IANIAMOICAID PIO mtMATU M.Urll CH.t.l•I
; •1'rite \I.I today. Include )"QUJ' Nlmf!, address and ~ne numbtt. Deacripttve literature wtll follow.
, • NATIONAL PIZZA COMPANY
11417 LlllltTY -IOX •t "' St. IAuJs. M~ 61112
Af'M c• Jl .... ~11• Alk fw Mr. Arthur
Modem Rug & C~rpet Co.
4U5 CRENSHAW BLVD., L05 ANGELES
296-5100, 296.5101 COLLECT
Job W1nted
Men & Women 7030 ----·--------
• Thooe aa:epled will rece!Ye a•tralnlnl · pro-
gnun for their ... tcnmenl l<J key manap.
ment pooitlons. \
WE OFFIR • ,
1. Exctllent u1.uy bued on uperlente 6 put _,.
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atlon, lite I: a.ocldent lnsunnet, eompany re---
tlttment, etc. tuSINESS tnd
l'INANCIAl AN NDUNC•MEN'tS
ind NOTICES BABYSITTING My home PROFESS. Window, walh •
Victcda I P1acentia • rt a llt·. eleanln&; bu • I n e 1 • ,
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·STUBS
AVAIWlf WE RIQU1RE ·
,8UL Opportunlti. 6300
'CANDY LOot 6401 C.Ota Mesa. "'"'""° reld., & '°"''"""lo•
for all typet cf work
PART TIME
Aftenoon& Of l!Ye&._
1. SUCCftful work uperll!llee in l&let and/or rnan-
esemmt. -
2. Colle&• trt1n1nJ' prefered.
SUPPLY ROUTE
p:w....llflnt moome for few
lft. we*ly work Wayt or
LOST -.:J~ Crya:tal Window Oeanlnt -te~e. mm ~' Irick, MIMnry, etc. nee &t1mate1 5'1-1'737 _,..,..,,......... -SOUTHERlt CAL 3. 1.fult h&ve-·ll'blhty A: dH1re to uawn• mana~
mmt .rnponalb1li~ , 1UCCfflful17 afttr INUll ~·· -: .
hitervlews will be beld SepL 3oth I. Oct. '1st to SiU)', Vle. Newport ffar.. e 1 DAY .mce. Home •
'Ev .. 1. -and --Joa mmey from coin operat-
bor Hieb Sdlool 4 Yev old BRICK, Cmc:ftte. Clrpentry apt cl~. Crpts, wan.,
rtrl Offen htr We'a savtnp Custom Cab!Mta. Sm a 11 windows, pelntinf. &42-t520.
for •fe mum, &tt-31311 joba OK Free Est 1162-6!K5 Sterling for brightnffl?
'COWGE
STUDOO
EMPLOYMENT
O.U: }Ir. Marriot t for app'l 893-Mlt
ed dbpen.lers in Cost.a Mesa
tnd SUITOUndlna: e r e a 1.
(J1andle1 Nablaco Products
and nAUonally •dverttsed
..;.ty). ""' To $3400 .....
required. F'ot Pft'8Clll&l irlttr·
1\liew: .end name, adclrels
PUPPY-Lost at lfuntingtoo -CHEAP fill dirt from Lai: THE FIDESTA CO.
State Beach, black 6 srey Carp9nttring 6590 Bch Sleepy Hollow storm DMllM .t Plrette• Th I ...... C..
lookl llff German Sllepherd • HOME REPAIR ;-drain. Dtli•er or plcll: up. BROADWAY TIRE CENTER
w/• curly t.aii. Anntra to 5415-7'191 day • 530-4159 eve
Bart. Re.,,..rd, aau -•ft fi PM Cablnf'ts • r e m o d • 11 n I . 861-9908 Prompt, r • • • o a a b I e Haul.lzia, cltan-ap, 1aracea SERVKE
Kl 5·1178
7777 ldlntor, Huntl"9hft lleoch
An Equal Oppartunlty Employer
M6--U)f. Etc .... J'rH r.timate1.
Anytime ••• Jim 5t8-5lZ5 Htlp Wonted, _, 7200 and phone number to: COUJE, table/white male;
TRANS.WESTERN answers to Sandy. Lest nr. MASTER CARPEN T ER ·-~·-•c CO Warner A: E d war d •. New ' rep&lrl,, U bt. H II 6 3 D~·=v •"• . 1u ng 7 O'-========I *CONTROLLER* 500 N. AZUSA AVE. Reward. B 4 6 -1 8 fi 2 or 536-3900 aft. 5 PM 1-.etecr.ed will dir-
'i COVINA. CALIF. 91722 MG-U« REPAIRS . ALTERAnONs LITE Haultng·Ttlmmlna Domelttc Help 7035 ~i::ttoal ftmnd,el P'O'
Growing Codi M111
m1nuf1cturor tHks:
Goln1 Into Bul.lneNt Z::~ ~~u'.n. ~kt~ ~JNF:rS, ADY ~ Tra~~ ~·~le DOMESTIC pm at um e:cpeodirc mui. 0oMm ......... ty In btecb W 18th, -Scbl dll yn. aper. BIG JOHN KM010 -..... _. ,... e f•..Lal..•I '•les -arff, Phillipa 68 Service 548-1376 L REPAIRS -Altft'atlcm -eDer' Oii.. You wfll. np:wt to NIOA.11 ill'. ~ f o r leue. um. 8'l'RA YED -ii male blond new OWL B)' Hour-0., <r e~ ~!L9'~ the Prnidmt, and be n-Admlnlstr11or ~e &: Marine Dr., Pomen.ni.an S a n d JY vie , Contnldor M&-3442 ki beckboe fill. HELP ..,...., tar Data $)'lteml.
Ntwport 8"cll; 371 MAiD A: MiMk>n Viejo HI Scbool. Comont, Conorota 6600 •~de. ~'5 Accountinc. and F1Danoe =· ~~u::.1:.~ _.,... arr--1--...;...--~---CLEAN 1.o1a. ..,..... ~ .... lndudo .-Semi-Conductors
Ana. Contact: c buck Larl'-Male, golden 1"ftrleYl!l' • CUSTOM PATIOS • etc. Tree removal, dump. Uve tn or live out opt1ana. m!dlell •Ute m.ur-
Crowder "Pepper" !Jcense N 0 . conertte uwing I removal lktp, badchoe, fill, ExH~~~-~~'"!. anoe, plus profit llh&rinl p&r-
n4: m-n10 714 : Tr4-100 273ll. Reward 5«9-1885 state Lie. • M.2-1010 snde. 962-87'5 ~IUC ~ ....... ,. tidpatkn.
WHOLESALE Personils . -BE.ST in coricrete. Walles, •LITE HAULING* 4.1l So. Broadway, LA 900'13 All ttPUn will be beld In
BUSINESS --,------6405:...;:.:. pool declca. fioora, patioa. Clean up. Free ML l2ll) 883-4lWT l2ll) 6».I7lS 1tr1ct ~. Appilcant
* S, f ..1. "42~4 •54&-1849* IJVE INS _,., be availabl• W11bln tn•--al cqanizalioo bu n,... Adults * -,rn=o"RYK=°"CONCRETE===-EmplD>er ..,. -• ' .. ! -period. lnldal
opening for natlwal. d1Btrlbu-Yoa cu. meet from 2 to ... ,0 J OB TOO _,,., ~---I 6737 ,.._ B , __ .. •-A (not ~--tor in So. calil. area. u you •~ .,.~ Interior ~r•t ng ......,.se y ..... n&=C")' contact a ....... .,.,..... ..
Enerretic tnllde tectm.
cal coordinator for .,.,U.
cation. I cuitomer back·
~ Similar experitDce
............ ""'' --.ContaotF.ul
Sider.
have • busineu background. JD new people this D'IOllth Ff'ff Eat. * ~1234 100 B E. 16th SA. 5'7..Q395 ooolact) .tiould be to D!rec·
,_, •billl>, .,.. 1hlnk and ...., moo1b 1or 1be • Ruldonco • Com811 • 01lnae llT•W. a....... .,. OI p.,_,.i_ Saluy Q Illy C I I
•· 'term> o! UOOIUally bJab """' s """' · · · ,,,._.....,, Chlld Coro 6610 e Pain'"'*, tal A ext. !Fem'"""-Exportencod. open. e Ui On f0 ""' in est ed 'to pleue JOU. For btter-e WalJ Coverlnp Far FA.It Aaenq SG-l103 AIR INDUS'I'RlFll, INC.
Manager yeert.y income, can . v estiDJ recorded m-ie. IJC. Day Care, 1 child, 2~ e Ollor Coordinatlan 12570 Knott SL
approx. $3700 (dependa on dill 8.16-6200. yn:. -up; priv. home. Wk, FREE ESTIMATE H I W ted Mt 7200 Gemen G~. Cll1t. 92&41
areal . and would llU an fn. WRITING TALENT? day, ·Mon • Fri. 546-6620 Ucensed I: In8\Zred -t p an ' ft tn4J 89'U.6tt Ext. 2&
tenriew to ctt.cuu thi• busi-o E oend lrlel to UC. doY cue AM "' 5,30, M D RN NEW TIR! CENTER An equal _,.,
=-M-453 0..Uy :.' Need prateulonal ttpar s,ooo Hot Jimcbea, xlnt c a r e . DECORATORS We wW be openiJ¥ our new employer
worda, $10, $1 Ptt thoua. Harbor • BUer ~1539 536-9513 tire center ln P'ubian llland
lnYMtmtnt Oppor. 6310 . .t:l'L S:ln.g1e lHlalt, mail. Oill..O Care my home. ~<;enter ill Newport
No courstL Wordpower wrft. Near Harbor 6: Gla~r. Ironing 6755 BM.ch ill Oetoba-. We need Production
lnve1tor1--Whole11le in&: le!l'Vtce. 638-9001 . Box C.M. Call * 540.(l6f.5 --~-----the toUowina people: Test Ttehnlclan1 • Semi.(ondador
Min of $15,<m required. &lb-~l:-"'83--San-=!a_Ana.....,. ~--F'EEL sale wtmature exp. ffiONING IN MY HOMl: & ~~ ~m::um wt: Organ Player Wanted sitter. My home days. $1.2SS4~hour ~':-4!E ~.!~~~~ Ttst Operator• DtYiCt
Kl-"1.ITTM CAD Qrt .rlzbt away. We Harbor-Fairview. 5&-0706 ========•! -~ wl1b -•~-=:! _.=: Appiy b:a micro. ~ '
boodtd, licensed de9.]er. furallh ·own ·orgu. MUii. 6620 Lancf1Ctpln1 6110 aa.~ -.,._. w·--· .... fb1bdd thin ftll drQultr)I E I * 83&31111 * P.,Y Rock,Bluer, Standard1, _c_on_1_r_••_to_r1_____ ~:oo~:d:=:-$800 ~) Prefer l to 2)'Mn~ ftQ ftffr
Saul, • Honky Tonk, Call LANDSCAPING-Pe.do.pool. • e, irnum exp. H.S. !rad plus
Money to La.n 6320 fit6..l"2 e ROOMS ADDmONS e Exterior design I: atruc-Mn1ce school ot tecbn.1.dal MUlf. have u;ptl'ience in
.. L.T. Ccnltruction tul'l!I tor outdoor LIVING. TRAINEE M'.::hool dealred.. ditfulkn. Prefw power
$12,000 Personals 6405 Fam.Uy rooma, kitchen or 637-M49 Must have 1t leut l year ett· t:ransiaters. Contact ~
Avail. fOt'" good 1st or 2nd TO unit.I. Sinai• story or 2; ="'========I ~ station experience. Pro-clUe BralMrd.
10111. 1.J YT tenn. Call ALCX>HOLICS Anonymous planl custom dealrned. For Paperhanging motion to brake apprmtice
Mr. Adami, Bier. 494-6EliCI Pbooe S0.'1117 or write to e1timatee 6 layout, phone P1lntlng 6150 or l&lesman poml:Jle wtthin
Real Estate Loans 4340 P.O. Box 1211 Costa Mesa. I ---'·-81~7-~Llll--•-----"------1 1 )'f!V, $500.$550 Month.
Ucernted Contractor PAINTING. !::rt. Int. Ext.
HOME LOAN ~nnouncomonll 6410 ~ ~~ ~ "':!"· ,.':..: : Mu.t .!~L~S~ 1 ,_
Let us help yoo buy a home, Llfettt Health Stuello ~ 673-21.29 548-6325 ales nperlence I: bti ag.
refinance exllting loan or ob-Hospitality Is Our Motto ~.~R.~J . .c!IUFFMAN===~.-ISCHWARTZ wallooverlngs I: aresafve. '60IJ Month. •-•-a~• TD loao . FREE STEAM WITH I -• • •--n ti ....,, •nu SWEDISH MASSAGE Room Add. Kit. Bath caba. pa nt -..es • w.ta a on
FREE APPRAISAL i OR 3-4459 e U 8-478'.J Mobil i tore, home app't lnterv:im w1ll be held PROMP'J: SERVICE Open wkdya 10 am -ll pm 847-1659 Sept. 30th A: Oct. ht.
Sattltt Mortgage Co.. Inc Sundays 10 am . 8 pm Additions * &modeUna: Call Mr MAniott tor ,
33S E. 17th St., Costa Masa 519 E. Broadway Fnd IL ~. Uc. EXTERIOR -l n t e r I or . : • lm-5314. •PP t.
642-21n 545001. Lone Beach <2131 '37-'mill ,m.&CMl * 549-2170 Sped.al prieu for apta. Neat THE nDES'I'A CO.
Eves. 673-7865 6f2.US7 I BALBOA &y Chlh, 11ngle warir:. Rm. IK7-1.358 l'iratone 11re & ~ Co.
woman'• membenh.ip tor C1rpet C!Mnlng 6625 INTERIOR A EXTERIOR. BROADWAY
Mortgages, T..:..D.'1 434_5 I II.le. rm. 646-1548 aft 6 PM CARPET &: F\Jn:t. cleanln1; Palnttna:. 30 Day Spedal TIRE OEl'ITER
6412 tor 1 day ltt'Vioe i qualit)' Lie. 6 Ina.. Oruck ~ Tm Edln&er PVT. Pty. buys TD'1. Prefer
seasoo.ed 11nj:le res. Bui
submit others. 5*-4978
IF the Trust Deed you own is
tying up cuh you r.eed, call
543-8381
F_u;;n;;';;'";:';:';;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;; work. call Sterllnc "for Painting Ext!rlor llnteri« Hunt!n,pJn BNch
• brightness! &G-&SJ> FrH Estirnl.tes! Equal oppommlty emplO)ltt
J. C. PEIOlfY CO.
WESTMINSTER • '"-«&' • 548-8712 MEMORIAL PARK ' Cirpat liyl"l..',.1r 6620 INTER 0.. Ext. PAINr!NG, IMMED. SERVICE. Local Mortuary & Cemetery ref. FREE est 548-1677 Complete funtrils 15-25 YD Pieces of u~ ANNOUNCEMENTS
and NOTICES It .. 4S """"""'· """" m. 10 $20. rom -f'4 apiece. Betae and. • beige Cemetery tots twttdJ.
Plumbfng 6190 •
Newport Beach
Has opentni1 tor
Janitorial
Maintenance
& Buffers
Found tFrM Ads) 6400 from $1:!0
FOUND -beautiful long ll'lcludu Endowment CU.
haired, female cat, orange Everythlnz In one beauWu.I Gerdtning 6690
Plumbln&: 24 br. terV. Work
iuar. Uc., inrur.; remodel,
rtpalt, rooter se2"'9. 531-T5fi6
A: white colorlnJ!, Santa place means lea coat. ----=------
Catherine & GarfleJd f oun-No traffic ~blemL ANTHONY'S Remodel., Repair, 6940
tatn Valley. 968-2470 14Sm &.ch, Westminster Garden Servic.e AODmONS
PRE&lUPTlON -l.as5ea !.ll·l'125 1!93-24:2"1 64'1941 •--~ Carpenlry I: pain ..... 16 found irl vicinity o I ~ LANDSCAPING call DY..k 00-1197
Yorktown I: BNch Blvd. Cemetery Loh 6411 MONTHLY MAINTENANCE ~"'--~""'~------, ---"-'--"='--== Exp bort.iculturll"t.. Sewing 6960 FOUND; Small black Poodle 5 CHOICE lots for ule tr Cbmplete Oeanup. Reu.
· f «xi Wk Alabem St will tnide for t ood cat. DRESSM.AKING 6. alien-~~ BeBch. 'c.11 A: ~n: Good Shepherd Cemetery. I Japanese G•rdener tlon• by exper t
Re-cent succeasful experl.
ence In all phut prtfer-
t«I. Competitive wares,
outstanding benefits m.
duding profit aharint:.
J. C. PENNEY CO.
24 Fbhlon l1l1nd
An equal (li)pOrtunit)'
empla)'tt
SH Luko Wood
COWHS
RADIO CO.
3324 W. Worner
Santa Ana, Calif.
All ""'""'""" -on mtttt with no b4u to-
ward Ract, Color, O'Md or -
•Bott AIMmblon
• Carpentel'I
• Moldtr'1
APPIY In per90n
JtnMn Maline Corp.
235 Filther, o:i.ta Mtu
t'OOKS
DRlVERS
HELP!
F'lJU...PART TIME
EVE$. Late Nitt
642-9498
NOW!
PIZZA MAN
PART 'nme crtw manager,
eaq wort, S flt 4 boun
eventnp wortlna with boyL
Must baw c a r . Oim-
mWJona. rcr tntormatk:I\
call l93-.Q15 and ulr b Bob .
ttly: 536-282'7 Atter 2 PM. H.B. 213: Tf3....3797 1 Complete Ya.rd S • r v l c •. SM.mstttsifl'&Ilor ft• as . ~======= I E><p. y,., .... Landoc•P!rc· 811-5993 .... ASSEMIL y
F OUN D, vk. Unt\lft'Slty Crematories 6420 Otan-UJJ. 540-1332 • 54EH1724 -========" 1---------CARPENTllU
Park. Man 's prescrition -JEL COAT TOUCH U'S
aungl.uses. call & Klentify. BEAUTTFUL Pacifk View Clrt A Edge Lawn Sewing ~c_h. Rprs. 696_? DISHWASHER 83J..2160 MaintenMCfi. Llcen.ed -l year nperltnee
One Gnive Site 54M808 aft 4 PM Alteratlons--642-5145 Columbia Yachts
MALE. Se&)polnt Siamese 642-0250 for detaill ' N ll 1 -..,,..,. .. -. Nl9hts 275 MoOJrmick Ave. cat Owner please contact SER EuropeA.n Landac•P6 e ' accan. e, "' J••· ......... Costa M
646-1050 Coet1 Mesa. U oot VICE DltlECTORY The FiMlt at Reuo.u.ble TILE. Ceramic 6974 BUSBOY -
will ct•• 1o "°"' homo. Baby.ltting 65SO "''" 49&-"'3 ~"'"'I * PRODUCTION *
F'OUND, Be8ut. Whi t e -;' RES. A Comc'l Ga.rclenina: • Verne. tht 'n.le Man * TRAINEES
Permian cat, in Corona del M<mfER 'S Want tll shop, Lie. Xlnl work, 11e.. C'ull. wort. lnltall A repairs. Nights ~ In Ptnon
Mar. Call 6. Id I' n ti f y. 11.ttf'Yld ml"dings etc? & no 646-6222 or 646-1434 No .)Ob too an-11. Plaster TROY
tn-t994 p\11C'I' to ll!tlve the kid1. MOWING, Edatnc vica.laWl'I. Pfll\Ch. Lffl:lna 1 h o w er ApPly in perwan C'OMIVI'!:R PRODUCT'S
Bring them to me anytime Gftl'I cletnup. Haultni. ftp.tr. M7-1'5T/3*-tml5 Sna~c:kP.MShop. Dally.".U.l . 2322 S. Pullman St., 8.A.
'""' ""· v.., """ • good Odd Jobo. • ....-,., Car Wash Help ••"· 817_...,. Upholstery 69'0 2305 E C t Hwy ,...,.,,. G"""""'• =-=="-----I · 011 • Pull"""' or wkondL
M J D D L E AG E D woman Profietll$onll Malnt. Land· c z y K 0 s K I I s Custom Coron1 del Mir Min •n 11, .. PPb' tn penon
Delta 5aml.Conductoro
225 Paularino, OJtta M.tu.
• $40.4160 •
HELP
WANTED
L A R G E !2.rel'RJC.lL
EQUIPMENT COMPANY
IS EXPANDING IN !)It.
ANGE 001.Jl<TY.
Stort work lmmod.
PERSONNEL DEPAllT·
MENT will be aceepttna 'P'
plicatioru: Mon., TUta I Wtd
9--5 thia week.
Skilled •nd unoklllod
-GOOD PAY
-OVERTIMI:
--ON JOB TIWN1NG
NO WAITING
Oil! .......... -aw< Sit, Mon • Tuel.
774-7'151
Engineering
Technician
To worl< c16NJ1 wt1b '-
Dftn (IQ df!'Vik:'S'm mt ol.
ctiltteJ. el~ dlta eQU!pn11n1 Olld dl,1111 ...,_ ..... ~Unck--a!ol-
tundamentaJ.a nqutrad Md
--willl lallrtcatta and ttat of electromc ~
c:W.try ~ ••
Coll BOB THORNE
TALLY
Computar P...iucts DI•.
714-542·11ff
BUSBOYS
DISHWASHERS
.. , . .
por ~r
l.t Ma._.,n ~
McDONALD'S
,... ~·· larCJ91t
cany-ollt ftlta-9 chain
Look ct+ th• ·facts;
Avorlge bt11 .11lory ..... • ......... $1,100.
Avoraga bonut pay ............... •I.JOO,
Avoraga tot1I ................... $10,000.
Some man101rs tarn 11much11 $12,000. • M~Donalct's Offers:
-St•rtlftl .... ,, ••
Manager Trol-'6,000 . $7,000.
-Profit sh1rlft1, p1ld v1cat1on,
llft Insurance, and full mtdlc•f plan.
-2 WMks advance tr1lnln1 protir•m
In Chicago.
-Trtlnl"ll time to ~
m1n19tr 1 to 1 ~ .,..,,.,.
Join a winning ham!
lnte"lews Monday
September 30th
l'rom 9 1.m. to 6 p.m.
•
lntematlonal Hotel
Loo Antol11 Airport
'211 W. Contury Blvd.
Loo An90l11
Sheraton Beach Inn
21112 Oce1n AvtnUll
Huntington Beach
McDonald'• Drive In
2138 Cronshaw llvd.
Los Angel ..
Heward Johnson• Motel
14624 I , D1towoo4 A¥1.
(Sin lorntrdlno Fwy, P-1• hit)
Baldwin Pork
McDonald'• Office
6922 Hollywood Blvd.
Suite 600, Hollywood . .
POllCE OFFICER
I08l-3!1 mo.
RfSERVE
POLICE OfflCER
$2.IGJ.41 hr.
Dishwashen
Full Time
Over 18
Apply In poroon
lotwHn IOAMI SPM
DBIY'S
RESTAURANT
Qty a! Nowpbrl Beadl • Ex-
cellent benefit pf081'&m.
Test Oct. ftb. RequirH hllh
lt'hoof diploma, min. 5'9",
150 Ibo. :I0/30 uncotroc1'd 3170 Horbor llvd.
Coat1 Mela vi&lon, U.S. CltiJenshlp. Tar ---;:-..,...---·I
fUrther details ecmt1ct Per. Gardener
IOMel C>ttlce, Cit)' Hall., 3300 Experienced l&ndscape IV-
N"ewpor1: Blvd., Newport dener. Minimum ol 2 to 3
Beach. Cll11 6'J3.2UO. Yfl. experience in commer-
Westminster
AREA
S2.50 PER HR.
EXTRA MOllEY
MIDIAMY
Call 593-8931
MR. SMOOT
AllCIEMT MARllER
. RESTAURANT N .. _
A"'"ca""" Dal)y. • DISHWASHERS
• KITCHEN HELP
WW beta-.,,,_,
1-4 p.m. dally,
mf W. at Hwy., NB
cial landacape prd"1lng,
Excellent Company bent-
flts. Pleue contact: ..... Ballelcer, ..,_
TRAINEE
Min. 2 yeart experience
with hand & power tools. "-"" or _,,., -.
Fabrication I; l&Mftll.»y,
electronic test chambtn.
1UPATRON, INC. 549-ll'n
Equal opportimlty l'ftlplOJtt
COOKS
DRJVERS
HELPI
FUlL • PART TIME
EVES. Late Nlte ........
NOW!
PIZZA MAN
SERVICE STATION
Mechanic • Saltsman
S YMl'I experience. Mud
know hS>t. l:nkes. Salarf •
oamm--. tnMnnce, nat
la -"""' .., Newport 82vd., Costa Mell..
I to 5 p.m.
GOU' Maintenance wart.
cutdocn top workinl OCJD.
d lt l o n a, relt&blt .
:Pf!rmanent. Costa Mua Golf
A C<olmll'y Oub. "2-Tllt
Mr. Lan)r Munz
CHOPPfR GUN
OPlltATOltS
Coh•nb11 Yochh CAREIR 275 McCorml•k A ...
Cott• MIN
OPPORTUNrrYI Servtoo """"" iAiiTESE ldttm abt 5 mo
"'stthl~. wookl llke to b1 bya\I, acap\na. Oe&m.1p. ~ Uphollttf1. European UDO CAR WASH
'nlura. F'rt, Sat. Sl hr. No ~ 100~ Fb:ian. C !:.. tTth ~ Me. o-:ta. l'Ut .:... ~m Jaio ---SALESMAN . ~-. ·-·-,.......,. ~ .. -1T lloomd""""'"'' ........ lalaDd mall. Call ... ~
MAL#)Si Jdtton .,. 5 mo
~-·-. .
"""'· '42-Ml4 ~·· trtt '"'" rototll. clnl. "'"111ure. boo11 " PART TIMI "" BABYS rI'TlNG my home, ~I aprmklen, JaWM. automobile. f0..1454. Jill . ~VI(.;Aj: Q)ln. ~ to
,....., yml, South Cout I "'""· ~ I N...,,,... 81~ C.M. 24 b< 12 MIN ~~ :::,~a;:..:
Plait arr.a. 540-Mro EXPERT Ja;e.nea 1arden-wrvtce HAJU> WO~ GOOb IA& ~!:)'; wrtte P.O.
BABYSnTING -My w•~ lot ·R.B., F.V.,C.M. -JOISl IMPLOYMENl PAY,S'l'EADYWORl<J'OR -IOIU.lluMaAM,!mU
04 borne. Sablea prd . * 147-0132 * ' · N£XT f MON'nlS. $:IO 'IO TAD.OR tr put time or l&D
Pum....,.1 642-700 l'1IEE Eat. Tree Trim-. Job Wanted, -7000 UI P.M.13QO. PER MOlml. --. lbt be ...,.i.
OilLD Care lidoor'I I out lbaiptlc, removal. 111111 1 YOUNG tamJ2J man need.I Oro'• OiltmD Talor, 1'M
preechool a ce <~1 bt.dlJ.n&. Doua. 5»-3920 l emplo)'mtnt. Ottice • Aak for Mr. Rel• lhrtiorB1Yd.. CM. St&-mJ
l'c>rth H.B . ...._ 66I m<dloal •>Pe•· Rieb -774-7'151 SGIVlCE StotJclo ........ • .-6401 ' ~===~~---Oardenlnt _,, "'"· ,.._. , 8ABYSrrnNG By l"l!'!lahlr -------I: 2 yn. giutlt. ,.. .. ea. ONr 21. fl!IO E. ~. C.M. ~ Bca11www Cat.~ sm1D, = ln m)' b 0 m'
1
AMERJCAN GARDNF.;R 546-.o.u.t ~mStrit ~. DaytUne ~enct ~ ldttea: or. Und A Exper. oomtMr. a r..id. I iiil1 PGal W&a1: a&tl 1putments • tftdlaltrlal. °"" 21-C9lt E. 11th. C.M.
• !kafaae. H.8 • .......,. ow ea.5111' tar R.ESULTS TrM !'.ltilftatf:I -.ml Alwa)ll a Co-Qol .. )( 19 Od:1 PUM IOat n TO 'DO __ ...... _____ .
tinM. 4l>Pb' tn ptl'lOrl fttlm H9 Qpaianot _.,.. ,,. llU tlmie, -.t tit lipp8ll'>
14 ,... ' """'· oOll -.... -' '"•"""·lbll <rpuf-151 N..._lll>d., C.11.
MvMI run.i Ach...... 2 DRJ[L PtiW Inc.
Np! 8.11!11 Wll1Cllll -OfllltATOU
• &.A.UISH.8--...,,,,._ m E. Quo R<I)', llT4tl ~ ,.,.,. ......
N ........ -l>itiVtR; .ul oew-646.ffll --,J\lli;;;Mffiaii:i':iiii'•'-•-••it..rr a.-.w 11a 1tOYS a...... 10 and u
1UOD Dru. area. Moh than QIO mo. Jllttl ot ... tor ~
495 E.. l'l'th. C.M. ll)..4Ql W"Oft. Good corem.~
DDn' MAN WANTl:D GOOD at.Ir atyUcat for tap C.D Bob et 8l3-53T5
hr -Joi>, N...,... llMo, -""""'"' ~ ..... )llttfiM........, "'"706
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r l >e. NIWPOIU RACH ••• , Dll ....... .,.,., ·""·l. :. . a COSTA MllA ..•••••••••.. SIO w.t llf
· '.~', HUNTINOTOH llACH ••• aot Plllll .._.
_:\i,\'LAOUNA IAACH • t .. \ 222 ,_,, A-
.tiP.ANSION IN
bli»iol COUNTY , ......
~rt£ °="C...c
JNTERYIEWm, l!lltED At1J1 .,..,,,..... ro FILL ~ .. iOSiTIOllS Wl'nl TijP'JEAl\'TJNG PAY. ~l>' mo. & up
u ~ """rrccopterl .. on 19*<-PQl'Oll thla wetk.
......... 11 .. """ ~od
...wa '""' u ......-. t.t'l.MCMUf)', and "'art .. ·"""' _ ...... -· : .~MINIMUM
QUALIPICATIONS
• Aae 20 or ner
• Hl.~elhool 1rad or ~•Ian!
~County
~I
• MN;!!onlcally Inclined • ""'"·to atart wo<k -.,.oj!ft'ERVIEWS
liOiil>AY .. TIJE..oAY Kl.~'219, at. u
...: .. _ ..... for Mr. Hill.
:P:Wt -I wt Department
14PORJID CAR .
MEOIANIC
·• .linboys 'Ii
·:Dhhwmhen
J'uD time, CW• 11
,-.~ .. I'! p,_
'<'lib'• Ilg .. ,
151 E. 1 Ith It, C.ll.
7!
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• Prollt obarlltc .. -wrlttt, tll .wpm.;,."'",;::: ARGUS EMPLO'J'MENT IOf.a with separate loose pillows with heavy oak lab oak.or avocado desillll-1150. or bat o&r.
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151 E. ~ot Highway
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ROBINSON'S
NEWPORT
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Cosmetic Sales
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13130 RCICOe Blvd., Pam.
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National Bink
Fomt.ain VeDey :Branch
17970 Magnolia, F.V.
962-3361
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K -~b Opot ARGUS EMPLOYMENT banging chain swag lompr In wrought Iron, an • VALUE -$895-FULL PRICE $429.95 Mkum ey__. •• )'ff.I' tndu.tr. CCtlSULTANT AGDlCX' ~piece king a1ze master bedroom sult e ln pecan or term• u low 11 $3.00 wMk U Ft Pool, Filter. Surlace
111 ::;::,,':,. nw key. :ml Westdlff, N.B. $18.Tl9tl roo•ned Mediterranean otyle with top quality No Down-Use Our Store Charge Plan =~;:!i"'~
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11111t. Part ...., .-......., Spanlab decor .dining se~ el<.· --APPROVl!D FURNhVRE SECARi> POOL i
a,....,. de! Mor -.._ --sua.11 2151 M~RJIOR, COSTA MESA m s. ....._ 0nnp , """"° "' ..._71S7 . ,.UST SACIUPICI " . ' ; "6' •.•. 00 1; Yem r.;.,,,. ll>catlon-umo _,,_,. • , ' . ·•lm:l991 : Ac-ntlng Ci.rl<
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newporl Any Ploco C'ift lo Putch1Mtl Individually ~ Sundoy 10.S' -Blvd 0.1 Thoattoi
T1tma Av1ll1lt'lo-NoWcomon to C10foml1 54S.9660 3700 Md'adden, s:A.
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133 Dovot Dr. N.11. BB Green Tag Sale SOFAS, Lam~~ 1~ ~ STATUES, ETC. 646-0153 capt. chr. Refr'6. -I: • .,. F1n1sOed to ~ .,••-lture s.,1 ,,...... ... , • .,.... ""' ,1ze -· 125. T.v. s20. . .. . . LIFEnME IPft. typrwritin&. .. ... •• of tine pianoe &. organs. Color T.V. mixmaster, valet ault Yo'll' decor. :
Chlldnn ~drm, or . (...i..) Evuyplanoltorgannwked chafr, beds, dressers $7. Seeou~dkplaysat ••.. ,
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54&-2859 ' !~!WARD'S BALDWIN STUDIO ;646-9:;:;:::;188;:..,-,.=-,-,,:-= ~ 1~11801 Newpxt, C.M. 642-MM 4 HI-Back kitch cha1A sio. SAW Shapsm}th combiaatkri 19700 JamborH Road ~~':. ~~Cafe, R"taurant 8014 ~Ilene• 11~ Open Sunday aftemoona BisseU sweeper, a girl& home woodworkirw &hop
Nt;-port Beach S:f.5 PM . .Nl· a.·% da)I PUBUC AUcnON -Mile. Mayt111 Wisher $50. bikes, 2 bo)>a bikes, men'a n40. Remingtcm rifte 300
• Hammond Spinet organ bowJ.ine llhoea. bowline b&ll, Savage w/llCC'lpe $t!O. Metal Top Exeocutive Sec:retmy AD sppijc.atbtl reviewed seu.klnl. Planned proeram. Nltaurant equipment toe • 49f..6ll.S • w/percuu!on, reverb I: port-a~b, he.ir dryer, find .$20 D eOOumes
'N'bo only wanll to work on merit w'ltb no biu to-Reu. rat>es. 548-aecn 1-r fixtures -2 pm Sept 30 QJ CU Ft Ree.cb Jn refriger. repeat Save $2'15. ladles clol:hin&' sizes lO &. 12. a: V~o~ =.. Best at·
hall time with occu:ion11 ward Race, O:Wr, Creed or TUTORING ~ nSM Lquna ~Rd. aw, 5 doors. BargaJnJ 2m Uled spinet piano, $395. Mille glua pieces, 9192 fer. ~23t2
fUll time vacatlofl-fill in. Sex. AD levela me.th. ant lldil l.Aglsia Beacb -· Hartior Bl\'d., C.M. SCHMIDT~PHlWPS 00. Bermuda Dr. Hunt Bch "===~---,-,,...,,-.~~-~· ·-53 WROUGtrr Iron chandelier Muat have been an excutiw acl., HS _,....,.... 1'IM'1\.uJ Hov .. hold Goods aQ2o 1907 N. Matn o 20th 968-fl $25;, Pl rtove $25; fiahiJM? ...,....,,, '°'two,,..,. and YARN ART CLASSES . Antl,U!'J. •110 Sama Ana *-AUCTION· * 'pot" is: """'wavo Radlo ~ .MWL Apply by 1---."'Anl-~•!'"•-nt,_ __ + • by Ow1ea. ·~. MD LEAVING dty -Must •I\ ANTIO_iJ'.E SHOW BOX Jaa Organ pWa Cam· u )'OU. wtn sell « tiu;y $20; boor $5; 12 volt batte(y ----==~-·I I De t Telefype.Operetot" bahainP. nip. 6'fl..9138 ~~~:!~ca~ & SALE hrid erb 6 tt1D1 itv• Wind)' a try SS; vanity chair $25; otb'r ~ Per0soAnnlL1
Y p"'ILrtOmTen Order d4'1't I: dl:Vft'Slfted dllt· PIANO LESSONS: Bqinnen w/k>ck $17.50, 4• desk $15, 1..ong Bee.ch Mwlicipel AIJdl. Id g~ · =··M&J.379 Auct:icM Friday '?:30 p.m. Misc. 611 Marg\lerite fn!v)
lea. Stock t:w'okerap eq:ierl. thru intmnediates. Mrs. new Sunbeam Mixmuttt tor1urn, Ocean I. Lona: Bea.cb ~~. ~ ' Windy's Auction Bem CdM. ~2456· SEE SAT.; PROOF OPERATOR P.O. Box lSliO, Co1ta Me• ence prete~. Stllrtina: -.l-B&lley TbomP90n 642-0332 $19!10, lamps SS. ea, beaut Blvd. Sept 26, 27, 28, 2:1. Behind Toby'a ~· Mat'J 15 • 25 YD Piecm of ~
&: vy $375. ta $400. Pft' mo. entry table $18.50, punch Thurs-Sat 1.10, Sun 12-6. ORGAN Kimball Play~. 2075\1 N__.._ CM M6-36M c8Jlletini. Fnn $15 to Sa>. PART TIME GOOOBODY A CO ME•CHANDISE FOR ~ Walnut Uk<...,, .... 1""• '-.:.=.:...;:·=·~~:..;:.';;=,;.c~ .,;..,., ..... and o.••• e l~ptJonlat • "' bowl wJl4 &)aaaes n4....,· COLLEc'I'OR'S ANI'IQUE $21$. WW ai..crttl ce! 1 ' ~ .. CREDIT CHECICElt c_.i otlk< dutl.., Mn. ·Luc., Npt. l!chJ540.3121 SALE AND TRADE 193tll lln>okhun~ Sp. 11!, doll• & all antl""' doll ac-
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UNITED CALIFORNIA
BANK
22'l OCEAN AVE.
LAGUNA BEACH -
Payr6n 6.pe1iei>ce. P·T SECY u Gtll Fiidf,,Y, H.B. 968-2291 ceuoriea, clothing, buRles _
Apply in penon he4>1n& att w/protitable Stk Furniture 8000 & etc. 67S--2384 Televl1lon 8205 JenHn Mlrlnt Corp. Mkl operatlOnJ, It'i tun too! G $ I 8022. UNUSUAL Old P I at l o rm -
Shorthand helpful. Houn MATOnNG coocb &: chair, •r•g• 1 e T>--k v· · Era •~ RENT 235 Fi.ecber, Coeta Mesa '"~' lin """"" er, 1ctot"llll . ..,.,. and pay ami.nged. Sf6-,.-, fair cood. Green rec er MAPLE oval drop 1!:11 d~ 6f.+.103.1 -~C~A;R;E"ER"""G~l"R.,-L"'s-· 1 .. 673-!822 ' chair, xlnt cond. Rollaway ""' tab!•, • matoblog .... MAR.BLE=c:::::,,...-.... --~~f/5.~', 1 New Color TV
FOOD Waltresre., c.odrt&l.1 bed, bunk bedl, bed frame, t:airiS' chairs $60. Kitchen .....__
An equal opportunity experienced Salesgirls and/ Waitresses and H<>1teues. dbl bed w/headbr d , nnp. ga.a, $25 •. Quilted drawer dresser $85 ........ e $9 PER MO.
employer or Managers. 2 years expe!"' AcJply In penon 10 to 12, ma~ vanity & 3 drawer divan, lite weight. clean, back chr $15. 644-!D; &ft 6· RENTAL CAN APPLY TO SF.x::RETARY for •mall, pm. lenc:e in womens w ear. B~'a Restaurant, ZOO W. dlUIU, 5 drawer dresser, foa!D. cushiona 10' length,
sperow. bard work Ina APROPOS.TOWll &Country, O:ie.at Hwy. N.B. round walnut dinet_te ~ $45. SAT ONLY. 20141 ~!l.Machina _1120 ORD~ONE
...,FOR SALE GOOD,Uaedcarpetini;.
Remnants, samples &: Mill Sacrifice Sl. . yd. Beige
ends Sat. Only 8 a.m. to 2 bkgrnd--eand;f 1• & t r J p e''d
646-1251 ' p.m. 9'29 Baker, Costa Meu . .:...,:..;:::co-=~~-~
PARROT &: cage; Ga.a CO !.T ~1 Python. 6"
RMige $25; Stereo Player revolver. Extra 4" bbl
S!O; Stereo Tape Recorder, target &rip& A: hob. $1!il.
etc. 217i Placentia No. E ,"'"~=2938'======
C.M. "'10 adverti s ing agency. Orange.~ r: '""""full tim to chain. 2IJK> Republ.ie, Harbor late Lane, car 1961SINGER.comp1etewith S48 851l
Cha.llenging. job w It b HOU$EKEF.PER. P l • I a =i Aa'.eu w I n ~·0 'II 646-5709 hooae, Huntington BNdt. walnut cabinet! Service •
CARPET •. 100 ~s. tweed Misc. W•ntecl -
I rewarding Mure tor ~t. cookin& for coople. 5% daya, shades; wm tra.ln. CU.tom BEAUT k>unet chair I: ot.. ST. J ames Announces it• man leaving area. Auto, 9 AM to 9 PM
' quick, well educated career Must d r 1 v e. RefL Prl Shae» Shop, 3635 E. Cout tmnan. decotatOI' .fabric, own exchange program. ;r; i g i a g, to'llch-0-mallc, furnlture--Appl11ncN I w om• n t:Vbo can dem-room, bath, A TV. $275. mwa)t, c:crom del Mar. Sl2S (coat $300). Ladies an-Your money tor our rum-button boles, blind hems, H I-Fl & Sftreo 8210 Color TV1-Plina1
·wool plus 1Sxl5 Early
American rug w/pad $150
complete; Dbl box 11prfn&' &:
mattress $20. 642-5424
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'I ~~~,!te .!!_?• ~lr1to: ~Uy Htmtington Jlarbour 592-5380 67J...1a30 t!llquOO•<~tk~,....) :u::: maballce! .... ~ to ~da'~• cwercuta w J thou t &I· OOMPLETE stereo system. ~~=·and :OC:-N~ ETC.
··--., v ...... ~ • BABYSI1TER.Wantedtnmy MATURE H ou ae lc ee p tr ........ -·· p\l 1"' """corr ......... tac~. A!.sume $3.8T Walnutawilocrattcabinell. DeLuxe. Below Wholesale Co.sh In 'V:2' Hour . The Lansdale· Co.. PO Bax home, Mesa Nonh Apt.. for wuited, for 2 adults A 10 49S-4.92& for the Sale will be Oct. 2nd mo, or $38.22 cash. Cell J . Lansing 15" speakers, 282' E 20th C.M
l ,;, Balboa. 1-2 yr cld boy. Tues thnl mo. bab)', Pvt rm, bath, S PC Meditt. liv. rm. suite, I: 3rd. From 9 am-4 ·pm. 5~6 ffannc».Karden amplifier&: S~. . ' ' ~l.1(531 ~ S&t ~.,,....to 5:30 $30 wk TV~ Perm. Job oa l y. $250; s Pe. bdrm. .wt1111'15; :p Via Lido, N.B. " tuner, Genvd changer. HAMILTON Palhtbig', be1t ==~;;l~===!:I BUSBOYS for marun. ..,_ ""'""' M6-94al 2 lg•. lamP' l>l ea.; 2 "15 lJlrLOADING ! Rirl,;g Xlnt cond. Mak• "'"'· •arl.Y P<•iod 1150 FngldaU. FREE TO YOU dbl. mattreu A: box sprp. washer, mpl bunk beds, Mu1lcal lmt. 1125 494-Tll5 $45 New stereo tape deck $.50 I Ovl!r 18. F1ve nii:hll a week. BABYSl.l'~'ER m,y l'dn9. CALIF. Ref. Tech, fUll time $4.i ea. aet; All only l nlOI Dan., IOfa A: chair. '67 ·-----642-5815. ORGANIC' . tertlll:zer, ag9d Awtr alter 3';j:i P.M. Tues 3:15 • 11 p.m. Tbun 10 for pvt. lab. 601 Dover ol.d! 54s..szT3 Aft. 6 P .M. c.amaro for bal., 16• boa.t Organ Player W1nted Stereo ~ dlx COI180le 1968
FIVE CROWNS llm. to 4 pn. Call Suls 1""5 pm ............ _, N.B. 64fr.7468 /= h all .._a_,,, .. ~, Can &tart right away. We 110lid state with 4 -......1 FIN E Lamps, le at her borae m~e comb 1 n ekl M ....,. .... .._ ur:rv~ SPA.NISH Din Tb!, 6 Chnl, w '" p, ._,& ... -· ·~ chair/ottoman, mixer, with w60d. shavings. Godd
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RESTAURANT or on. _........., ~ De1lt, tmv.aual, xlnt cond. 915-2488 • VnUb ()\VD Ol'Pll· ·MUii: clmnger. Lett on tay.a. other el'ec appl, kit-watt. mulch. 833-5332 between 8 & ~.!.:_~d" !!~· ~ ~. ~ °"" . ..._· ~. :.... JG~OM.' 7500 Dual ())mer aeds. CUa:hnd. GARAGE Sale SU. & SUn., plQ ~H· ~~· :~~ way. Pay bal. -of 118· or 494-3354 s or 546-4931 after 5· 9/~
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q cond's, Em.. htlp hi REGISI'ERl!I). NURSE · new. 2121 Descaruo, "The corner unit; Maple plaMcnn 641).14n • 53.5-7280 • lirge Marble Sli 2 WONDERftJL Kine:;_. l--;;S'"A~L"ES=LJ"'A"D"'Y""-bouM OR 5-5530 or S-5.333 /ICU I: pea.)' · Bluff." Fri.Sat-Sun ~1628 rocker; student desk A: BUESCHER E Flat Alto ax CQMPLErE st ere 0 c6m. 2 Bowling Balls Sandy&: Frosty 8 weeks o ·
e SAJ.ES...DREAM JOB e MED LAB TECHNOLOGIST MAPLE end tables A: c::olfee mlac. galon!:! 94.5 Victoria, It Noblet B Fta.t c~. ponenta, Hlll'mOn Rardon Call 6:!:5!:!~ p.m. Va-y loving need same t: ~
Exp in Fine Rt&d;y to Wt!9.f Is Keep your ~ job • (Cslif. license) table stl $20 lor all Several C.M. 548-"903 Cbmbination sax, clarinet, stereo recelver. Gerrard of home. can 54~1818 l 1 5'°"' ....,,GE.NFullE'Stlme. ""w~,: !,.~J!1D.W: _ NU~ .AIDS la.mps $5. $10 each.. 2. 9x12 PORTABLE Ge n era tor; Dute cw. ~~· .. M;!e tum• table. M • r n av ox ~:-~~-:U~~olorl700• SMA1em~'l.e ~.-··:,ep ... ? .. ~
AlZ ..-..-.,._._ (days I: nilbts) rup $5 &: $10. 2233 Ruta:en. Essick storm pump: offu. Sa.hit~""'._ · amplifien & speakers. 2233 &•<fu..u.ucu.s. .. ..-...... i. · ... ...,. ""™'
2300 Harbor mw. CM 5f.f..J85(. 6J6..3497 X·RAY ORDHU..:Y CM. (Upper rear) evapontor cooler, large; trle guitar. 494-7135 Rutgen CM. Ct;wer Rear) per mo or $49.70 cash. credit children. To rood home. hr ~~ · I · 80 ba Dept. 535-1289 968-3674 9/30 Executivt Secretary e FULLERE1TES $2. OFFICE· PART "u.u:. Quality Kina:.Slze Bed, Dwia-W~lls 6" Jo n t e r: REAL Barga.ms! u HARMON Karden AM FM
M ~ii I"-In guar {Week\!001 .I: gra~) bea.utilul quilted mettreu,. other nus<:. 2092 Wallace, Honer accordi•n; x 1 n t receiver $50. Home Stereo POOL TABLES, Tennis Thb, TO GOOD "dol:iie only. Sfn.\ll "'\all~:_' .. ~-uui.....,'°""1°_.. e M~1gement 1raintt1 FOOD SERVICE WORKER __..It foundation, bl.t·in C.M. Spaniah guitar; En g 11 ah tape t SO: Scott speakeni $30 Poker Tbl.s, Ex e r c i 11 i n g dog l kitten. Eat, &leep i& re "-'"'l'>-.,,l.Q I a..... H·~ Bcb .. -....... _ n...-.. >-oHER ·~ ~-all 1·n -·1--b "" '"°' E~• t "'·--t -~ pl•y tog• th• r ';t ion e&.reel'. Call APROPOS, "'~-1932 ........... ,,... ... ...,...,.,. DISHW~ frame. Never u:sed. $98, GARAGE SALE reco.,,..,r; Y""' .. ~, eac . V'IU-J.M)"I -t ... p. a ~vun .,..ces. • ~3CB2 ·town 1: Country .,...,.... JIOUSEMAN: W«th $250. 842-{llJ6 SAT. It SUN. cond. Call: 548-4190 or Garrard turntable $35 Call Wallace. 538-0311 w/children. 642·32!H 9
Orange ' ' BABYSI T TER wanted TRAY GIRL OantOPEDIC dblt mat. Household items, BR tum. 675-1161 -Model 50 SINGLE bed frames Sl each, Bl•ck male Pome:~~
ThurL 10-f PM. 2 Oilldren. SR Aec0UNTING CLK Surfboa.nts Miac. Goodies KINGSTON Bua I u 11 a r . 541-0919 OWd's ic.! skates 11·12. $7. Free to 1ood ho~ ~ RN PT Trn l-11 A 11·7. LVN SI hr. Lite ~ $1.50 hr. Wutminster' Community treu . .IPf'lnp $35. Roll-away Coral & So Bay Front Single -pick-ue. Excel.lent each. Birdie slide projector 8 yn;, All sOOta , ~~ ~:;n. ~ ~! CdM. 6f4-0l05 Hospital :: P!~. ~ ::U~ Balboa. Island :~ $S0 « But OOer! Tape Recorders 8220 SS. SJ&.-0304 can 646-21~ 9!pl
. WOMEN Prr w/ car. 214 Hoeplt.I Circle, Wutm 642--8222 GARAGE SALEI SAT & ..,.,...._ Porthole 1-lARD 'roP for '66 GERM. &'hep., male; 1% yji
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il0 Fuller-ette HB. S2 hr gua.r. 8Q3..45f1 ext 331 MAPLE· 2 •-•-•-•i. • I SUN. ALL DAY DUAL Showman amplltier W&STINCHOUSE Ster e 0 or '67 Datsun. 8 track old. Obedience 11 c h o I NEED b-"·"''-.. _i.-L "--5 4 0 19 3 2 •--• ... n. '-'="" l4U s~.. •••01• Sh ow m • n tape recorder S130. Even· St -•-" I'" d t T good •--• neuau~ exp wi....... ynne P<vwu - ' nn equ .... = .,,. chain, ~ltt table, 2 chalra 213 3Sth St., N.B. . a.m.Np,lill::'69">Cll Xlnt cond . inp call: ~25i1' e.oev. UU<.<• ... e new. grs ua e. o MU111 12:30 • 3:30 daily. Mon-Frt. &U-7692 emp .... ,,~ 3 p_ce sectlonal. Refrlg. Ba.it Fll.mitul'e, Girls ,. ladies
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" .. :'~·35' Hillo. Own tnna. WAITRESS Wanted tank • but ... ...,,. ........ ciofhlna. All good! M!oo. •. C1m1tH .. Equip. 8300 UPHOtsrERJNG • 179.50, 2 BEAUTIFUL "" & wht•
..-vo. ,_.,A•• 5f5.2019 a..ARINET. Boosey « pc. (European craltsmen) Jong halred female kitten .. 4 E'Cperlenced, over Z1 I edlatalv drum. s ... ......, only. GARAGE SALE: Brie • 1 • Hawkes &: case i-tQ. GoOO KEYSTONE 8 mm movie Free e!t, dcl, pldrup, 21!i months, very love ab I~. Ko". LI-· mm ~J M·~•~ Dbl.~---•~. 2 ·-A Bath En a em b I e , & ·-"
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GO DANCE'Rs. Top wqes.
S2.50·S3.50 to' start. Cl.II for
interview. ~ SASSY
LASSY 2901 Harbor, C.M.
SALESLADY, E:q>erienced;
part-time. &-ell Walker
Jewelers, 35 Fashion Ialand,
Nl';WJ)Ort BelJ:h. 644-2494
Two MUI Office
desires experienced lepJ
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.... ...__ .. bl .......,._.., "'"'C""""'• .,,., .... ....., condition cameta w/'llJOm ltt.a ...:u Main, HB •·Berny" SJ6..640S 968-2470 9'78 Restaurant Neat, Indiutrlou1, DUDU8 e. commodes $3.5. ad cmd. Silver, Dishes, Linens, Stm. * IW+1693 * threading projector $100. =~="="-'-"-~~
rbor O>Sl:a M Good drtvin&: record. Ovtr 2t, M·"-.... bed $50. w/box iron, 2121 Descanso, "The KENMORE range S 3 o , LOVABLE. Kittens, aaaortid ~ Ha ' esa high achool education. For .n::";"'matt. ~1137 Blutf" Fri.sat.Sun 644-1628 TRUMPET w/c:Ue. Bach 644-0479 Coldspot ttfrigerator $50, colon, ~ good born •.
• COOKS u.les work in Orange QMaty 1~8th··;:....,....~y ~--tion TEAR Drop ~ cabover Cam-mouthpiece &. mute. Xlnl 3S SLIDE Trays for Kodak Schwinn boy's bike $25. 547·3851 bef. 6. 9/J!I
Good pay, excellent ho1r1 I D H--'·--W--'· ...,,..,,~...,·~ ~"¥'""'""' nf!W cond. $45. 646-4384 Cavalcade pro;ertor ;1 . 646-(340 "'°""""' .,.__.,J;~ .. , r, 6 am to 2 pm·, no wttkeild or rapery an.i..--.,.,-, ..,..._ Maho(rany table and ehain peor like new $550 1n:c1. Each. 5J6...1174 en.&:.<:. "'~~....,"""'9963 ,
room supplies, Trimminr, $300. Secretary $17S. Pedect jacks. Bnmawldc ~iah I I 30 68 SOUD slate stereo CCII-_,,_.
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or holiday work. 833-0600, Decorative dnpery poles condition. 644-l6'79 p:>ol tbl, new cond. $500. Pl1nos & <>:!'.?'"' Sporting Goods 8500 sole. Dlamond stylus, 4 ===~...,...,~_:+
ext. :.'036 Uld ,.,,,..en wood blinds. Sal· CUSTOM S: Iola Mist ~ SALi . -···~ --·-speed. $79. S2 wttkiy. Free LOVABLE female, 6 mo <fid
PART time sub6tltute mother VJ, commi.uion plus tran• tweed $5t Pair cl btu& bar· FRENOI PHONE, f 11 r n . Pianos Organs KNEISSL bl\Je a-tan 195·1 • home trial 642-1043 part c.oUie/part .Englifh ~on • f'l:t: J_:OO ._ !l:'»-flflt? )mtat:l.0n.... ,~n field for rel chalra. $25 •~ch. S73-f932 r1dlo, llP{ll'a, M o d e I ' 1 Rebuilt irands from $6199. $110. Heierlin&: b \I ck t l e d WOR;ib Bf;>o11: Encyclcc>edia Setter. 646-5Zt.8 9/tS
II UV.JN babysitter, l It e
~ hskt't'plng ft¥" work Ing
mother &: sm boy. ~
wkends or aftft' 6 p.m.
Ute haekpg A. chUd super. High ettl"lililli' ~ve clothes. 2:217 Harl>or, No. A4, Wulitur COMOles from boota NM • $&. Duel S25. Qdld Craft $25, blmd !4 SIAMESE, 'l wks (1d
vi!JM.847.ffi89 tenitory. ~-·~ BirchKneeHoledesk CM newtzer 'fJoor T•per 50 poles $12 Exe. dresser, bed complete $50. whf te kittens. Compt.
SALESLADY SOUTHERN COUNTIES $35.. 2 lomge chain ~ A Rl'MMAGE Sale Tul!9day :eiw~ ~ · cond. ~1845 aft 5 PM 642--till6 housebroken. 543--0397 91'8
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1pealdng OK. Mll5t like
children. S1SO mo. N.B. 6'.S..1819 •
WORKING mother 'Hints
babyaitttt, fbr :z mo old.,
my home, Ill\)' 3 days.
673-2713
MATURE housekeeper, tood
Enclish. motberlea home. 4
Year old child. H~
Harbour aru. 147-1211
EXperienced for new Card &. DISTRIBUTORS $71) perfect cond. 8lJ.009'1 Oct lit 9 AM • 9 PM Finl " SAVE $$$ SURrnOARD 10' xlnt cmd BAND &nr $65. 8 m rn LARGE aira, good. ~itloh.
Party Shop, 40 hr. wedt Call 2065 Ch&rle C.M. NEARLY .new double box Metbodlst Cburdl, 420 w. RetUter b' e:bildnll's i:rlano Mike Doy\e QCNfe rldtt 1 Yf h.IXX'bll:d, 90Und m o v i• OJ.ls.Ide of rear unit 721
8'1·1773 for appt. Hours tor intervitw I. 4:30 splinlf, 1"rtill~ 6 frame 19th St.. C.M. t"OUtlea. old $50 ~9860 camera,. P·r•Jeeie r -• Wheit.lD ~.CM 918
New Toy Store Mgr. . $25. ~ GUITAR. drums, genentor WALLIOIS MUSIC CITY SURFBOARD, pe'l1'ect shape, speaker. $200. 546-B!IIS HEALTKY ~ 7 wk kit·
Eveninp. Exp.er <mlY MONTGOMERY * SOLID Maple bl alze ~ toys, boolca l 3400 So. Bristol 8'3" Dfk:Mu>on, Baby Jobn, S PC RATrAN couch A: tens, MaJlese ateY l yelb.v
543-9lll CM headboard. Be•utHul con-clothet, ttc. 683 Senate CM. Cotta Mt'sa * 54().2185 $90. Call 6f4.16'13 cbllirs C<Wered tn belie, gold. Must see.. 64&C226 91118
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' F549--0ta:i * 11 548-0TlO USED PIANOS Ml ell•neous 8600 naua-lhyde $50. 545-0921. 2 LOV ELY male Jdttens. 1
achl . Girl 6 fn. Corona del 11 or ur~Js:PP • cu:rnnNG, Jt-.velry, rum. Anttqut' white spinet .• Ufi IC · • • DRAFI'ING machine with white & gr~ 1 white &
Mar Elem. 8Chl. 54l)...880t H . B h A tools. &12-701.S 2-6974 Good lrio-a·brac. 4'40 Allao, Walnut Otlckerlna con. $84S AUTUMN Hait Mink Stole. see.le. 8nutd ~ $75. bl•ck tra ined. ·54s..&m 9128
days.-613-231» eve. UntinC)ton ffC ITALIAN Provincial d1ning N'pt, fJeadl, ~143; Sat. Fr. Pro• Grand •••••• Sll95 $300. Clll Miss Hunt S46--5.580 FREE: 3 ctrte
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BABYSITTER. OUR HOME, t•ble, 2 txtehalonl A 4 Sun. A: Mon,, 9 to 1 PM Starr Studk> ....•••••••• $395 646-9311 or wk ends 642-3849 BEAUT. brw;>ettt: wig, worn striped iklttens. 6 wka. old.
11 tog PM Newport. -NEEDS -chairs. $95. S43-4075 ROU.AWAY beds. 81 b ~ Wurlitur Splntt ........ $495 G.E. Delux: forttd-eir fum once $M. Ironr:lte mangier Need good 1iOmn. ~
543-2838 Qua lilied charm llCbool In-BlC EXECUI'IVE DESK bed• .• ~~~(Mt ev..,;hin&V_). Completdy Guarantetd aces, per. cmd. ucrifice SSO. Xlnt cond. '44-1063 S PUPPIES, f wks oid, bl~
struetor for WllIDY WARD t2XM", Walnut, fOfmica. top 19911 ~,u....., Ma , Terms $1(1() each. P.O. Box 1l2'l HB HOOVER vacuum S 1 0, A: white, Be&ale A: T~ BABYSI'JTER wanted; )IOW'
LOCAL bouwwtf1 tor Ute borne st uo ltlldent bous-pcmitx.i. SSS. 64S-t650 ~ llOO Gould Music Comp1ny KENMORE wasMr gd cond. Schwinn blke 24" $1. Doubll': i:nlx. 962-08'P.. 9/30 dfr&n.ina. 300 E. est_. Hwy, inl. 8J3..ll49 Anytime. Ple&aP apply bel. l & :; pm 7' EARLY Amerk t.n roR-Appfl1nces (Our S3th Yearl Bookcase bclrd bednn set, bed complete $2). 536--0304 4 D~G.k:lttens, wean'JI .
N.8. 4 bn ~ ~1122 or BABYSI'ITtR. Corona del -~:!:~ bei&e couch. $40. RCA Gu Wuhcrroryft-A·l 'JJ«i Main, S.A, 547.(168'1 antiqued w/gokt. 646-2345 NEAR new Coffee l cuidy T 1 k e ~· u r p 1 c I , ~'1331 Mar area Ref's req'd. ......,.,.., 543-46U Shai>e • m&rcY 1Hturel, • $:5(), flNAL DAYS OF SEPT. Wallptper Sale! 1/3 Yendina m1t'hines; YU)' &\3..7&50 . , . 91)'.l n.ru.. TIME f'xperi~ 644-2999 or &ff..mf PRODUCTION WORKERS 9' SOFA l m a t c h I n g See to beUeve? ~ OUR PIANO SALE off, Walker Paint 816 W. reuone.ble. 56-91163 FREE • ptllets and lutn~
a.l'wfJ. PitaM applJ tn lJV&.JN tiskpr for liapt;f Good ~np. Ptrmanent ovt nwfttd OWR $2SO. Apartment Sized ~ DON'T MISS IT l I 16th St c:M: 60-STJI GLASS di.splay case. 9 feet at Plckwldf ·Paper Co. llth =CoutffQotm~~· faln,lchild; ~v,rm .. ba., !:!::=!':~~=COFFEE TABU: REFfu~~R4PM fA COASJ MtJJK * SCKWB!k~ .. ~:~y * ~· m-ll«IO or al~i 2AG:';Y""'-"'·~~ldtt~1 Npt home. Sal. o P • n rettrmieat benefia. * f94--~ .... .....,... ~-
HOUSE KE l!lP ER a · -GLOBE \JNION INC. "~ * GAS """" looa • -1839 Newport Blvd. 9"J ·M-Ooota M ... ~ BY r BruNwldt PoOI 2 moo. S4Hl71 10'1 u..:"S:::'._ ;::'':;.,'~,: 1$50 E~=:' Av" Office Fumltvro IOlO ~.:., ~S~d 646-0271 i;:.:• :=":I.~:'; :!:n.., Uke~ ~""' ~ah! ~·~/t
6TJ.QGf vie 2nd &: Walnut. ll.B. An Equti 0 p Po r Ill n 1 t y SAt1UTICE!-Nf!W deluxe WiDGEWOOD Pl rq_t:, Wmntztr Oiord 0rru. war11:. $20. 8"7..:liSlt BAR bells SS. Thutmuttr ~G~ w-uher. Nffls
(X)CKTAJL W~ Mell. 138-1167 altf'I' t. llmpl07tr ofnct: f'Omdturt. 4500 Cam. w.iU. Rriddle; ex~t .. mG or make otter CIJU>lmNG, fD )ids ~-heater SS. .Br1UI Stnlttoe .._ weft. 543-4138 91'28
1-. At#t tn -lllll DE!n'AL,..,._._ W-.. 6 oall... ......... ,,.. Dt ...... ""-N.11, dltio<t: 13S . ..,_ '•. ~ "".-.1S81 "°'7· ,l)..\l!) JI!!' ,d. 06. -_., 110. $IMIOI WNJHING!'ONTAN r P.ib
...... p.c...._. tt~dd 15 ~ 6. ...... Pn. MM!5iSO KENMORE Auto. wubtr, WUHlll'Zn\ ~tnet Pfano. ~ S4&-.3li67" ~ Hand~ .. mowtt,$5. PiJll' trtt. You dig, 842-2968 9/f
.... IMb..,· 1nctoo BNcb. Apply p. O. 20 hn vniek. $42.:;G. "111er gd.. cond, S2S. 9l9'J ~rmudl CoOd condltkln. Mab oUtr! POLAROID No, 3i w1&h JIOQI' tab1e ~ b>rWll 3 GERMAN She().~ ~ <* """!=:no Box l<OL HunUnrton Beaclt 8Nah. -. ~ 7.9 PM Offt«> Equipment 101 1 Dr Huot Sch. 9611-<153 ,.....m fla,olJo. l''1< Jl>, coot ~ $20. to aood bom ... 54<-"'2 tlls
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Qoo)c ~12 ~ ah1ft back ~a. tastd.. t.bcr.Mll . Sp.tMl ... --._.._..,.. BRING RESULTS! Md pt JI! 63.>-'1040 9128 ~-~·m~ 'lc .. ·w.i0-:<Y& It"._ ""'-U3$'"..... =&'"'fled oc:<1111 Kl >-1933 """" -
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·in Orong.r~Countyr
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FLAMIN60 models
Moilels From ·fo• to 34' Wide
CHAPMAN MOBILE HOMES
12331 BEACH BLVD. GARDEN GROVE
530-2930 • 534-8797 • 893-5730
Your Only Authorized Fact.cry Dealer in Orange
County for
SKYLINE ARLINGTON
BARRINGTON AURORA
BROADMQRE -AVIGN
CONTINENTAL TOWNHOUSE
Also choose from e large selection of Ramada, Layton, Torry
end Kenskill travel trailers. · .
Or•n90 County'• lar9oat used compor, lrovol lr•iler, •nd mobile home d11ler.
RICK BALDINO'S MOBILE WORLD
19432 BEACH BLVD., 962· 1377 HUNTINGTON BEACH
' STEP UP TO THE . FINEST
Ali•, ... th• i•llul ... 1 •""'1-.,,, •••
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travel tr1ilen
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A • Tlie best 1fter sale service
• Ona of tlie oldest d11lerships in Orange County
AL PIO TRAILER SALES
604 NO. HARBOR BLVD. 531-0012 S.A.
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124 S. HARBOR BLVD. SANTA ANA
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12640 Booch Blvd.
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1200 W. Coast Highway
Newport Beach 64~5055
'65 VOLVO 122S '63 CHEV Corvette
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$4295 $2995
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Newport Beach 646-5055 •
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Wagon•· 4 Speed or Automatic.
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HUNTINGTON BEACH . .......... .J
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$3500. terms. Eves: 714:
98'-C769
830 S, HARBOR BLVD.
SANTA ANA 531-4655
ALFA ROMEO
We will be OPEN ON SUNDAY
SEPTEMBER 29th
10:00 AM fp 6:00 PM
FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE
To See Our
ALL NEW 1969
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n4 E~ 17th St.
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Costa -Mesa · ·541.7755
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Jl111ports
3100 W. 'Coast Hwy.
Newport Be'ach
642-MC6 540..1764
Authorized MG Dealer
'58 MG, $350 or best oiler.
See Bud at Gentry's Ud., in
Harbor'.ShoAJing Center.
PORSCHE.
4 to choose from
$7001 * 100 miles.
892-5561 or 534-2284
TOYOTA
1969
TOYOTA
ACT NOWI
'65 VW I>e.luxe, Doo't Dliss
this one. No downl OAC
payment& only $36 per ibo.
8'2-1615 •
'63 VW Va riant :$,
Squoreb•ck. good """"'l<>n·
$1149. 179 E. 18th St., Cld:
>18-1487
'66 1600 Squarebadc. Blue
39,!XXI mi. New tires. Perl
cond. Slim. 673-3270 ~
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" 1969 "COROLLA"
$3767 MO.
OR
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CORONA SPORT SEDAN
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FINANCING AYAILAILI
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invitt you to com• ifl i nd 1•1
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WESTMINSTER :
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2 YEAR . 4,000 MILES I 5 YEAR 50,000 MILE !DRIVE TRAINI ,
SAVINGS UP TO
5900
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MOST COLOIS AND IODY ITYLll
.. MONTHS IANK ,INANCING AVAILAILI
SUHIT MOTOR 2295 L.B. BLVD.
•
WE PAY CADILLAC
---·-'67 CONVlllTIBLI
'U VW <!J\Om•lf•:. red, f400 TOP DOLLAR '67 ILDOllAOQ 4 SPEED Continental 21·000 mu.., air/ 1964 Llncoln 4 SPEED I
all"• ll9!0 or "'"' dfler. .~= ... 1~ ~'!': SPECIAUm eoo<I. te<th.r' 1n1tr1or. n•w c.nt1nental "Luxury Ptua" • SPECIAUSTS 66-2591 • ._ ON\.._.. -tires, fU11 pwr, UIOI). Owner Dr. hct. air oond., fUll I
'"1 VW A.I """"-liidlO, FOi llod -core, AK·J'M/ HIOH PlltfOllMANCE &1~1361 """'· Plttinum ''""'" HIGH PIRfOllMANC w/walhl. By owner. $1350 dr/tt.nol atr, ftlll pwr. .. LUt.GUT IEL!ICTION .l.N -· --With 2 tone matching inter-CUSTOM CARS
lm-1993 USED CAIS ...,. 4U. or Wiil --OllANOI!: COUNTY CORVAIR ""· M"'t ""th!• w"". Full LA!tGEST SELECTION
1962 \iW llu~ .-built &Vatr . -Wl1I --CUSTQI,\ CARS Price ORANGE COlllltt , ~ . .,... u. 4Mfm .. 511 _.. $l9SO S.I ed A f&"' vw~~ MW4 (OIE OIYIOlll l60IM.lc.tw Auto '&1 ~COS:AIR. tat car lot on Harbor J:Ivd. Ht uto '*"' !' = · -.iCM>liLiC-.. .. v11t Camr •-:M*• JOHNSON&SON Ctntar
Anffq111t, Cl1Mln 9615 ---ALL P0WD. ......... air 131112 -Jllv.S: 537-·IS l'ORVA!lt Mcoza. r«l uncoln·M"'""' 13032 Hubor Blvd. 537
• (DS a.ta Mia ..... eaadln..tri&. JIOwtr ...._ QIEYY Statice Waton 1961 hccel, COfld. Pvt pt)'-Uldna Cotta Mesa Branch '65 MUSTANG 6 C)'I,
36 0 ooev co II P • ii jl4y , , • PCIWW --. JOW'• win-~ I cyt. A~ told moo. 549-<641 att s. 19'1 Harbor Blvd. 642-7mll t.ran11. R a: H, Jn", ""
VOLICSWAGIN
,•, 416-5571 LON• llACH
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SSOO. M>-<!57< HB = <~) • • • :"r ~ ~ _ ":' ~~· ,61 COLP" 10 ~ OLDSMOllLE
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mport""' Autol 9600 tr uH C!.11 6 ~ 3ua1 'M . n.EETWOOO ru-es 49&-280'l or $21$2 61 ht ZA • ' ~e6.. Real pwr brk tact air A-1 cond nu .62 OLDS D)m.mk 88, 2 .... ~iliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~iill .Wll •loo•_-.1e. Mr -...,dod '"P '67 CllEV ca-. full h<lce -~~~ ~·· M"'t"" ia;oo. °'Of· HT $>1>. ~•IY· l
W I B d GROTH 'OlfVIOUT .,,... -trol. Ult wheel -power u ooo mu .. suu..,. CORVETTE 981-2690 64&-<>421 e-re ran : New ""' ....... ~ . ~I ·~ • -·""' .... .... ,J.;,... w......;,ty, Xlnt ·~ MERC. Pkin •• dr .. ell STAJ\P'IR!: ..... ·-• -., wtion pnnle porty. $2350. caxl. P>'lv porty m.3331 -C 0 • v •TT. E •-• pwr .. Flw. vln. Int. Jo all . ......, Xlllt -,,,.... .-...,,._. ~ , • • ·• 114 n. ~ • ~ 1N11 n. .$1.695. 60-21.0 •
D"d y K 1t "4• .... '61 CA..o. D..LAC COl'lv<rtlb!e. 61 (JIEV, •l,l'Oll e t" . Hardtop conv. Auto 32'1. .._... IV $SOO. ~ -~+I I Ou now We're Here?. . Jp~· brak ... Ir ••• mi •• i .. R/H. Pwr windowa A --.......... 2 dr. H. IU1I • • -....;.. __ _,,,_:::;-;,;::;:;,,__ An Blkk. I.oded! Sterto recetttlr Merttauled. sm. Xlnt eoncl. $2,fm. t88..a22 pwr, Xlnt cond. Private ,61 Okla 98 Oon9 ...,., WIH "' radio • tape. Pri party. 962-73$1 aft s owner .. $495. •S5M3t "'·1319 ..... BILL M . y . $4615. 6C2-MTr '57 alt.-VY Mlllbu, )dnt '63 COUGAR 1ype 91 PS I
. · • ; • ~ roar V-or,,._ CAD Coupe de Ville '6'. "°""· thru...,t. lt\lat .. u 1Jn. COUGAR PB, Riii!. Cell -aft. PLYMOUTH ' ·, 6,., lap eu.ra. PU! for 12•850 ectual ml. O>mp Dl~l,yt aMt ofter. er 6 p.m.
'· -~ GI' DOt. Call Jtalpb equip. $C950. Prt N2-:i6f1 642--07l7 eve.. ---•-& n._... i.;.~~=====l·--;;-';;;;;;;;~-j-(
--•:: 671· 1190 CAu a •o ·&l IMPALA Convtrtible. ';;.,~'Fae":";;,; P;:'i:'; 1
' MUSTANG 4 SPEED
T 0 Y 0 ... ," .: A' ,., • .....,. New lllp A dlllmntl&L Vo& -· Cell alt. 5 P>L SPECIAIJST5 ··~: · • ;'.· 1., U.... ~,. 9900 ·rr c.uu.RO, lb. " .,,id · ~$450. ~ .,...niis . .1965 Mtllt•nt HIGH PlltPOllMAN
. ' . ' •r NI--•1tt 3!00.'!. NI. auto. m.., .,; '56 <llEV N.., qlne, tma. 1961 rouG.ut. ,_air ....i. Tbla II the CUSTOM CAltS
' ' · · .. · .. · .. · .. . · .. · · ·~;,, • .":::: AnN~-t ..... Xlnt ;;;L ....:.a.i 1""'1; h~_!!~ p&f1lt. · Air, all-Priced .... u. llto l<riea with !189" q . A LAJ\GEST m<!I· ~ .. ~ ..._ eve. __.._.., 90-#T8 bffutHl.ll ,florentine sold with ORANGE couNTi
• ....._., •it.ta•••odobT r.::::=:r ~ ·rn -c.-2 ttiae tnt.erlor decor. Price ·St•--~ .. Auto. •W·O'iMtltt • f>b;Oi:cedT '67 UlMAftU m V8. Auto, ~· ~· ' .......... G over um. below bm. bol:ik 19fi(W8 •lllDltu7 •Nn la "-l pg, lo mJ. v..,, dean ar! ~ n qtne. $ZIO. DOD. I! "911 • ··Ctllter
llUt hyday ~ti $2200, 5C9-«JH aft g. • , 1 -'61 DOIXiE Qiara:er, J011.ded. $1795 • ~ Rutior Blvd. SIT MoCAltTHY MOTORS· .!907.CAMAl\OOonvt. fi$Ex. 5 8~ Am, 4 door, RllH X!nt. "°""· 11.000 mi $350(). ht oar lot M Hubor Blvd.1;:;"=';;;:=:=:=::=;1=1 Mii.,. _ • "*"'"' ...,, Pr1vo1e 1111jo. •1oo; """"cond. 1285 "" "'' ot· •••m35 JOHNSON• SON '·, C2 *eb N • ., Sim) aft ,51 ~ fer. ~-• 1~"'~::..:.:::;...::;::;::...,;..:..
-Aa1 Pit -'66 CllEVELLE SUPer sp;;t; '67 DAJ\T I Dr. Air coa<l Bl• Lil>coi?>Morcury
INT CH-o· t.n 2 -HIT • ""' powls •· ••to. RIH. Nu -. 1.o o..ta M-Bruch R '. · · lliii•n, w+ Pvt. pty. si965. 847-2917 · ml. $2,295. Prf prt;y. 842-8410 l!Ml Harbor Blvd. MJ.TCEO
· Aut-bll• 1964 ~loev·l~i•;Cpe. .,., aii:VY n, !l2T 11Urtot ' .,.RD '67 MUST"'!G » -t: i. X!nt $12 PER .MO. -or,-~tnn•., .....i 11,000. 545--0919 rv O:>nd. New UM, ,....,.beot
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INVITES YOU
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1969 . TOYOTAS
FOR IMMIEPIATE DEUVIRY
• '69 COROLLAS . . '41+MPG
• '69 CORONAS
$)770
$2046
ftefttal cu. "flPIY to prcbue-lW!oy 6 htt.ter. A ftutitul 'Wholtnlt to You" oh rlrf!!'I QtXM). M5--0.f4
o.A.c. °"'" by ...._., -with llll-to CHRYSLER · · $48..5294'"-. :·llllCll,-,.=·"1' . lll63 O:ttoey Park sta. waa. UMcl Caro
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THI HOT ONI ~ ~69 CROWN PURE LUXURY $2819
• '69 LAND CRUISERS The•Wwld'1PI-$2855
•ADI ONLY '°I UC. a IAUS ~
--1tt ev lot on· Hut.Jr Blvd. Tall JIO'l"r, auto tram., ,.. qon, 8
IUICK JOHNSON •· SON mo A h<ator. Thi• " th• & ""'"'· auto tran•., radio • --luxurlou ta ......... _ & heater. Reduced to wbol.e· IJnocla.Mertury ,,,..,.,, a .5 · ~-· "" sale a.ta Mesa Bruch the mWet. Pnced for fut $975 1Ml HutiOr ule Blvd. &a,lllllO . $795 Full . .Prl ..
'IT °lla'ALA• SS 01' ' IPCL I lit ear lot on Harbor Blvd lit car lot oa Ht:tlor Blvd. ._ ....... ;.,.,..., ...... JOHNSON &: SON JOHNSON &: SON
.... -Low ml. ICxcoL Llncob>Mor'""1 .
COltd. l2!ICIO or lMll -· Llncob>M......_ Oooto M-lrueh . '59 BUtQC tnvtcta. $tt ~ 8T5-S't63 aft ( PM O:llta Meta Branch 1941 Harber Blvd 662-1050
GrMB Haven •Garden 1966 CHEV!:.l...LE 8 1941 Harbor Blvd. &12-TmO • ~·· ~· · -sport, 396 h1. l*'f. ~ P .:;. ''1 amnibi 2 dr. ItJH '~!ad~u=ty~~ ~ iiJllal. ·.wp.DC.\T. · 1964-ru ""L ~let. .... ortc. ad CODd. .Price qk Ille rant)>. 2:1,000 Ml. $l995.
CHEVROLET
We',. Wot Tiie Mo1t
B•tutlful C•rs in
Ore119• County .
'63 FORD
XL COUPE
Y.t, Autom•tlc, Pew• r
1+.•tlnio l&Ul70. •" ,"'11 '!°""'• ~ _n,til-· dutth UMmbly ~Alie l'QO. !l4&-4Ul !l6U8U ~ M&-IHl f" for (iuy fr3-118l.-.n. g pm. ==~~~-~·I
BUiat 'Iii Lt S<bre, 22.000 •67 ~' 11 SS, ~. , •pd. COMET 66 TOlUNO • GT '°"•· PB,
$999
TOYOTA ~ AJC ...___ ""'"""" ..,.1 ._ PS, AT, MH. air, etc.1--:-:....,--:-:--'.c=-:-:-:--I ....... ,_powe-, 1MIW un:-. ,_~ ........ -d,.·--. "'·' 19000 mi 13100 11 '64 IMPALA F-ear. ~ >16-3478 p;;"",.;.;;,. ·-· .~ '63 co ME T convertible 67;,.12fJ4 · 'm
c:cQl.ONA ..... _ ....... 2-ltarOlll
· · White, Xlnt Cond. $400 CADll~C 1961 O!EV El Cam!ni>. Pwr. 615-3647 1961 FORJ:l Rooch .... Good _ _,,..,.._,...,..-..,.--1 •tr"1. brkl, fac air CGDd. OOM&T .65 Cali t cond. $500. MUST SEU.!
SPOkT COUPE
.V.t, lw.•rtlid•, pow•r
t"-trl111, PTCl51. . $1399 . ;~·~· .~ 11·~ l 2t95NM3'3<M> . vert,6 cy1.'auto.:,cm~~ ••Tm* ~-: ~ t 1.r;'icJ ~ 'i4 IMPALA, pa/pb, _ $i50 G!' w cond $1300. t1Mm 19811 1'0RD Falcon. Oeanl f·~ ~~ ~st otter. ~ 'Jt:edlanda MUST Sell '65 Com@t, 4 dr, lllbmOO s well.""2 du ·~e.~,.., •=al-, __ C_H_EY_R_O_L_E_T_
All colon. ll>Odell. Alli ~., S.A. MH539 ' pb/pa. V..f, auto, ldnt ...,. · ~ 63 • .
pwr, air cmdlttoniJ\1. 'M: CHEy. 2 dr 1Jii'. PMrl dltion. 6'JS..5809 l9rlB FORD Ilia wqon, Good
BILL MAXEY . . ~ . -
saw up to SUUJI paJm. black 'button 'tuck mt. rwmina: cond. $2'75.
,t.LLIN .Xlnl COlttl 1115. W.7IO'J CONTINENTAL ......,. Oldimob~•d'"ac 'M NOVA BS, VS, pr ltr. 'S9 FORD Sta wp. Red. Xlnt
4 DOOk
Vt, t.uto111•tlc, p e w • r
tt-••tln9o Air, HIOOlt.
$799 llOO lo. Oout 111woy !WI, 1owm1. l ""-. Lllte ''1 CONTININTAL o:ood. Sacrifife. 531....,
1.quna ae""' '""lOM new l1390. Ml-1343 Tull power, taell>Q> air, t O<.tl'T 11ve u ,...,, ..,1--,,-.2-.-0-o"'o'"G-=E-·ll:
'5T CADILLAC Limo, lo '!.' QIEV, . .,,. .. loCll oar canlUlly lltlldt oub for K -• er TO-YO TA . . . .
mlltt. new tires, no dtnf:I. nso. maintained, sm. ,: o.ilJ' Pilot n.nt Ml
EASY TO REACH AT
GARFIELD & BEACH
Priv J11rt7 trand«rlnl. :au N..au 1\d.,c.M. 6'2-8215, """· ITJ.1&49 842..sm
18881 Beach Blvd.
Huntington
Beach
Ph. 847-8555
3 Ml. North of Pacific C-1 Hwy.
On BHch Blvd.
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TOTOTA
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Muet ..U this WHlr:! $800.. -
'66 CAD <XJNV, all bladr, ·-·-·---· -'Mr. We.d ·ia =Ai< oevui.. 0r1&
.,.,.., 10"°° ml, full pwr,
llr, -· 4'Wlll 'II S!lDAN .. VW., I win·
-'"'· foll pwr, air. --..... ""'puqo.
9800
ANCHOR MOTORS •
2150 HARBOR ILVD., COSTA MESA 548-~.51
TRANSPORTATION SP.ECIAlS . J \ '
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e MN If YOI/ JIAVI IEEN IANKR\IPT •
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• ' , "l :-. • e MN IJ YOU W llEW IN AREA
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fMlO Imported Autos 96001mpomd A'ulol 9600
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the Wo~d'• El/>ICl8Uv.1he all--:.Oetsun/21 Hert'• Two~
Mod drhjJlg 11.1M ·aporllnt,"'8i. Five paSslnger ~I,.
Advencecl 4 98 horHPOWor eci:tlll,otion I 26 miles por gllJOll
Wheel Drive economy I · Saftty Iron) disc braket I Every flne cer
footurtPfO\'l!Yon OlllUl(.tl•m-Stdanl Check all
tht -Dltlunt. Gtt,111 0111Un'I todv1ncad engi·
Mering. Quality worlcNnlhip. Preeise attention to
luxUfV, ~mfort. 11!1~1 Sedan to 4-wheel drive
-PetrOI. 1'*o'11 Omu..for~drivlno Mtds ... your
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$1299
'b4 IMPALA
SPOllT COUPE
VI, Po-rglid•, ,P • w • r
1t••rf)l9, RVR12J
$1399
.'6~· QHEVELLE
S:OP•R SPOll.T
Vt, P•w•"tl1ill•, p o w t t
1tt1rlnt, Air. 011412.
$1399
· '62 CHRYSLER
t PASS. WA.ON
Vt. t~Me+I .. ,, .. , dHt·
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' $999 -, .
'64 IMPALA
SPOltT COUPE
YI, '-''ti_!'-• "• w • r. tt-.cnl\f; PCTJll. •
$1399
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4 DOOl
Yt, cuttll'ltfi•, •Ir. OJTlll
$999 ·
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f~NSPORTATION TllANSPORTATION TllANSl'ORTATION ' TllANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION
'68 BUICK
Sport Waaon. Thil. 1ta~ion wl!-gon 1.z absolute-
ly loaded with aulomauc, radio, _heater, po\\·er
steering, powPr brakes. powf'r .. ~r1ndows, power
tail gate \\·indo\\', ~nd of roui;>e factory air
c'Onditionini;:. Beauttful hlu~ with slm. \\'i;iod
gnjn p&Ilellln:;: and mstch1ng blue interior.
Don't miss this one at only
SALE $4222 PRICI
. '67 CADILLAC .
Coupe d~ Ville. Beautiful Monterey Green fin·
isb with Black vinyl roof and. full ~eather in·
terior. Full Cadillac power including . power
vent windows and of course, factory &ll' con·
ditlonin&.
SALi $4666 PRICE
'63 CHEVROLET
Impala S\lper sport. Alpinf' i.~lhite. exterior with
red bucket aeat interior. V8 engine, .11.ut~matlc
transmission with ant.er console, radio and
heater, powe:r 1teer!ng. white side wall tires.
Don't miss this great buy.
SAU $888 PRICI
/
'65 BUICK
Thr luxurious Electra 225 CUstom 4 door
hardtop with all the power accessoriff in-
cluding power stttrln(, power brakes, power
windows, powt"r aeat.. factory air condttion-
lng. Alpine white with black landau roof
and harmonizing Interior,
SAU $1888 PllCI
'65 CADILLAC
Sedan de Ville. Cadillac'& fine1t I01d fully
power equipped for luxury dri'finc .. Of course
this includes factory air conditionma:, power
windows, 6 way power se.11.t, tilt steerinf
wheel, and finished in gleanrlnr Turquoi&e
with harmonizing leather and cloth interior.
SALE $2555 PRICI
'65 PONTIAC
Grand Prix. Automatic transmluion. power
steering, power brakes, radio and heater. hue·
ket seats, center console, tachometer, white
side wall tirl'!S.
SALi $1444 PllCI
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' 166 CADILLAC '64 CHEVROLET Co'3: de Ville. Solid srttn finish with CJ'l!eft Olevelle Malibu Super SporL A beautiful
lta er and nylon Interior. Full Cadillac power tuxedo black exterior with black bucket seat
eqlupment plus factory air condltionini, tilt· interior. 4 speed transmission, positrac:tion,
tteeri.nr whee.I. PQWer door loclul, 6 way sul Thomu fuel injection, power windOW5, wood
and many other of the extru offered by sport steerin& wheel, tack, wide ova1 tJres,
Codll;la~ radio &nd heater. You wan't WaQt to miss
$3888 this on~
SAU PRICE SALE PRICED I
'66 MERCURY '67 CADILLAC
Popular Colony Park family station wqon El Dorado. Cashmere iv'!ft with matchinf. · with only 21,000 care!ul~drlven miles. Fae· cloth and leather interior th a padded roo , tory ait~and full power, c me lu.&gare rack. All of the cadillac power assist:s with stereo Beautiful Ivanhoe il'eeJI with full beige le&th· radio, factory alr conditioning of course and er interior. Here's quality at a big savinp! Vogue Jnmium tires. This it truly a fine buy (SVY53ll at this low price,
SALE PRICED SALE $5999 PltlCE
'66 CADILLAC '67 OLDSMOBILE
Coupe de Ville. Solid green finish wilh gTlf!ell Custom Delta 4 Door hardtop. Factory air
leather and nylon interior. Full CadJilac pow. conditioned with power steering and power
M' equipment plus factory air conditioning, brakes, automatic transmission. r.11.dlo .11..nd tilt·steering wheel, power door locla. 6 way heater, white side wall tires, absoluteJy beau· seat and mMy other _of the extru offered by tlful. ~tin silver exterior with harmonizin& Cadillac.. <Stock No. 6871 interior.
SAU $3888 PRICE SAU $2888 PRICE
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Large Selection of '68's at Tremendous Savings •
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e Large Selection e Choice Of Colors e Models & Equipment e Fast Delivery e Fast Service
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YOUR FACTORY AUTHORIZED CADILLAC DEALER SERVING THE ORANGE COAST HARBOR AREA
N.ABERS
2600 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa 540-9100
SEE THE ALL NEW
'69 OLDSMOBILE
TODAY!
1968 Oldsmobiles
At Final Year End
DISCOUNn!
Lar9est Stock in
Oran9e County
By Factory Count
Over 20 Executive
and Demo Cars at
Even Greater
SAVINGS .••
UNIVERSITY
OLDSMOBILE
2500 HAl80R BLVD.
,COSTA MESA 546-5550
PLYMOUTH PLYMOUTH PONTIAC PONTIAC
'67 Ply. Belvedere .55 Ply moud>. 4 d,. ... ,64 Ponti"' 2 "'· ,:;;::;;: IOY CARVER
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$J1'IJ Below Blue Boo\<. DAILY PI.I.OI' WANT ADS Sell 11 Blue Bk. 64&-1638 Kl 6 AA.14 BRING RESULTS! or 96201 after 7 PM -rrt
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THE MAGNIFICENT 1969
LINCOLN MERCURY MOTOR CARS
ARE NOW ON DISPLAY AND
AVAILABLE FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
1!>1'!.N SUNDAY
-· Y6UNG.Sale8man wUh com·
pany car provided has '67
GTO 389 -4 barrel. Hunt
trans., HU & Hers AM/FM 13032 Harbor Blvd. 5374646
radio, 8 track stereo t3'1f!. ==~=~~~;;
Xlnt cond., medium miles. RAMBLER
blue bottom, white vinyl --------top. while int, Take over
payments. 548-0003
'68 Pontiac
Bonnevill•
'62 RAMBLER Classic, xlnt
cond. Rebuilt f'~ &: new
paint. Mwit sell. Ask $429. -. }ff, has evfirylhil'lg .. · you •59 RAMBLER., runs xJnl.,
name \t! Must 181 now. Very low mile.: clean; $.100 ar
low mileL Will take older tradl!. ~im
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<e<-9713 "' 5e<l63< T ·BIRD 'ii GRAND Prix, fact. air. --------lUH. pwr. brb. I 1teer.; 00 T·BmD. NI pawa". auto.· tran&. Lo mi. Xlnt Factory air. lM.thet D-
dlnd'. 1 • Owner. S2f!l95, tl!l"'t«. 8"p wl 1!rown \an.
-dau .... Xlnt"""'·· bald•. ·~ GTO, automauc: only flUt moo, S46-336'1
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AH-SO!!
Mr. Mlmot1bought1 Toyota
whlle lfvlna In J1pan •..
Then, h• relates, he mowd te "Tht Stites,.
To Star In tht "New Ch•rlle Chin"
He came very fa r to be a TV star
ind left hi• Toyot11t home •••
He rode on the bus. h1tecl the fu ss
And Nicf, "this is no w1y to f'O.llm"
He heerd of MARQUIS, d-n by the M•,
In the town of Laguna Betc:h .••
A d ealer who's fa ir & on the sciu•r•
ind puts TOYOTAS in evervont's reachf
Now Mr. Mlmota h11 1 NEW TOYOTA
incl Is 1lways on the GO , ••
H• wit pt..\MCI with eur p rice
aM the 111 .. m1n w11 nid •••
Ju he left, he 1Ald, "SEllVICE? • , • AH SOI"
'69 T11otas -Immediate DeUvery
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motors
900 So. Coai't HkJhway
Laguna Beach 494-7503
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IT'S 1969 PONTIAC TIME! TIME TO .•••
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AND TODAY'S THE DAY AT ROY CARVER'S!
SEE THE CAR, THE ENTIRE ·CAR
INDUSTRY IS TALKING ABOUT!
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OUR ULTIMATE
Here's th• eufomobUe th•f the othcrs •r• still dreemin9
ebout. And they will be for 1 long timc. Only Pontiec
can build Grind Prix. With stenderds like '400-cubic
inch V-8, hidden redio" entenU, · Ctrp1thl1111-Etm ,lurl ··
Grein paneling and the ~newNt, end most.A·~JCl#kkrl
driver's compartment -,Y•r. Sn for yo~ .~hY,'(".!~9 . '" ,
Grind Prix is the ultim1te Bre•k Away car. 1\en, ~y
not Break Away! ~ ' · f '
THIS ISN'T JUST A SHOWIN.G ••..• •
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WITH' THE '681'Wf1H Tl'IE BEST PRICES &
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:o, ~ lhl~lcin9 1bouf the Breek Away Firebird ••• Ponti•c'•
, pottiest mechine. New for 1969 i1 Firebird'1 •xt.,.ior
.A s+yling, with l exelu1ive colors and 13 other color
choice1. Plu1 re1tyled Slimline Strato.buclr.t front 1eet1 •
. Jt'1 up to yOu to choose 1nything from • nifty, thrifty
OH.C-6 up to • moving Firebird '400 Rem Air. And for
other options , , , well, just name 'em. Ch.cir o!l+~~ow'
littl• it cash to own the Bre1lr Aw1y sports cer of th•
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SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 29
9;30 AM II Inside Footbllll: (C) George Allen and Gil Stratton dis·
cuss the upcoming game, plus highlights of last week's con·
tests.
10:00 II NFL Today: (C) The Los Angeles Rams meet the Cleveland
Browns at Cleveland Municipal Stadium. Jack Buck calls the
play-by-play and Pat Summerall serves as analyst.
10:30 0 AFL Football: (C) San Diego Chargers meet the Cincinnati
Bengals at Cincinnati.
12:00 NOON 0 NCAA football Highlights: (C) Films of key plays In
weekend college games.
1:00 PM 0 AFL Football: (C) The Oakland Raiders meet the Houston
Oilers at Houston.
1:30 I) Portuguese Bend Hone Show: (C) The 11th annual show
is one of the largest and most colorful equestrian events In
the world. Bob Dunn serves as reporter for the broadcast that
covers the Open Jumper Stake; the Tennessee Walking Horse
Stake; the Three Gaited Saddle Horse Stake; and the Five
Gaited Saddle Horse Stake. Reporter Dunn explains the events,
how they are performed and how they are judged to enable
viewers to understand the classic equestrian show and com·
pet1t1on.
2:00 m USC Football: (C) USC Trojans meet Northwestem's Wild·
cats at Evanston, Illinois 1n a pre-season game with sports·
caster Tom Kelly calling the play-by·play from Dyche Stadium.
Jim Arnett is the color man.
2:30 IJ Notre 0.me football: (C) The Fighting Irish battle the hard·
hitting Purdue team. Jim Simpson comments on this game
that promises to be one of the most exciting of the season.
4:00 D UCLA Football: (C) Sportscaster Keith Jackson calls the
rugged play·by·play action as the UCLA Bruins tackht the
Washington State Cougars.
8:30 IJ Roller Games: (C) Dick Lane calls the action as the Los
Angeles Thunderbirds skate In the Olympic against the Texas
Outlaws.
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 1
8:30 0 Tommy Prothro Show: (C) Using stop-action cameras,
Coach Prothro presents highlights of the previous weekend's
UCLA football game when the Bruins played the Washington
State Cougars.
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 2
10:30 AM O NBC airs the World Series of Baseball ~ning today.
The first two games, broadcast today and tomorrow begin at
10:30 AM, with a 15·mmute pre-game show. The Detroit Tigers
will face the St. Louis Cardinals in the Cardinals' home sta·
d1um. All regularly scheduled programming will be preempted
in order that NBC can present the-1968 Wortd Series of Base·
ball.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER S
9:30 AM O Wortd Serles of Baseball: (C) NBC colorcasts the cover·
age of the third game In the 1968 Series from the home field
of the American League team, the Detroit Tigers.
1:15 PM fJ NCAA Football: (C) Washington takes on Oregon State
on Oregon's field.
S:OO fJ ABC'• Wide Wot1d of Spof1s: (C) Jim McKay comments on
the International Figure-Skating Championships from Bertin.
5:30 IJ Celebrity Biiiiards: (C) legendary billiards champion Min·
nesota Fats plays personalities from the entertainment world.
Tonight's challenger 1s cigar-smoking George Bums.
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THC DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK. SEPTEMBER 28, 1968
art victims of their mother'• nar· ol today'1 pme and ~ ol
cotic pllla, and then plct up the ::l!ames pla,.S today.
trail of a burtlar auspecttd of 9:30 II (I) NE.W SfASOle Pettlclllt
staalln1 color tafevlaton sets. Nata· J : (C) (30) stew Elliott
tit Maste,., Rq Ballard euat. proudlY announces that Betty Jo
!IHI m n. O.U.C a-: (C) wlll soon ltwe for Blltlmo19 tor
,Jim---i.anp hosts. the birth of their flm baby, and
..... $ ....._: (C) "'1111 S.-all of HootefYlllt Is shocked that
..... ttdl" (comedy) '$-Mart· tht family doctor will not be In at· ryn Monroe, tom Ewell, Evelyn tendance. Bea Btnaderet, Edpr
l:OO G n. Iii Nein: (C) (60) Clett its SonnJ Tufta Robert Straua.. Buchanan, Lori S.undtrs, Lindi
!Robtrts.u Fruk McSet (C) (30) Trdt or c.naeiaueoas (C) (30) Kaye Hennlna. Meredith M1cRaa,
................ -(""' To-Plblk Selvke (C) (30) Miu Minor and frank c.dy atar. __, '"' ~~, n. llllle ._. Reals Toomey m1ku hll first ap-itrt'• dlOW libs on a Sc>tnbll· Leal I-.: ''£.noulh To Live pearanca u Doc Stu1rt American fllYOI' with auuta Ctlk:o. On ,, (R) 8 Dr. IJldal'9 (60) Chill, ind Johnny )olnln1 the Ranch · ~ (I) NtW SEASON HollJ•H•
11ni. 1.-00 II 9 (I) Cet Smart: (C) (30) htace: (C) (60) Bina Crosby hosts. ~ 8-City (C) (60) ''Snoopy Smut Versus the Red ShOWC19ed in the outlna ire Sid
DOUT TM lnvadtn: (C) (60) Baron." Mu has to mort to a Centr, members of the New York
eachhttd." D1vld Vincent siahts world War I airplane In an effort cast of ''Your Own Thlna," ~
a flyln1 Sitar l1ndlni. to save th• nftion'a potato crop. Lincoln, the lriston Honiemen, Jtan-1 Satabn1* n.tre KA0S with lb Operation Starch nit C. Riley, 1nd Bobby Goldsboro.
UD ~ ''HCMtcraft, 1968." proaram ha found a way to wipe I News: (C) (30) llrry Burrell.
CJ) o.ktlft (C) out the food crops by dustlns the Emm Tlbb 511ow (C) (30) 6:30 IRIC SltllnflJ Ntn: (C) (30) fltlds from the air. u TonHnta
Jess Marlow. D lfiJ (!) 11le fM1f)aed 8a•! l~ 9 (I) NEW SEASON ll111nta:
O S...•nta Tlltltr.: (C) (60) I (J"Oflob Eubanks hosts. ' ( {!O) Mannix becomes an ln-
'°O"nt Step Down." A widow learns lolia&: (C) (2 hr) H1!'0'd dtpendent privtle detective and
th1t her husb1nd had been rtlls· nson, number 3 lllht·heavyw11afit ltlVtS the computerized lntemct
tered at a motel with another worn· contender, mlfts Eddie Jones, Acency for which ht worked. Mannix
an when he died and she swears rtnktd number 1 lllht-huvywelahl opens a one·man office on tht
rwen11. Ida Lupino, Leslie Nielsen, The fl&ht Is broadcast from las lower floor of the two-story bulldlns
Gena Rowlands sttr. Yeps. In which he livn so he can func. m Wolptt Special: (60) "The Gen· ~ lllCl Owe~ .~ (C) (30) .. tion in his own fret·'!heellna mtn·
eral." The story of Dou&las Mac· NET .......,, ltttvln vs. Leary. ner. Joinlna the cast 1s Gill Asher,
Arthur ind his colorful career as a ( ) a younc actress who will play Peaa
mlllt1ry hero and aide to Teddy llJ N91n Cit. llniat Fair, Mannlx's secretary. Mike Con·
Roosevell l:JO fJ 9 Cf) NEW SEASON 111 TII'" nors stars. Players from the Thea'!•
U (!)Car and Trldl (C) Sons: (C) (30) Kttle dbcovers aht of the Deaf make appearances in
Ci) RDwln & Mtrtln (C) Is prqn1nt, end the Doualas f1mlly toniahrs epi~e. They ar. Audrey
1:55 Rt'rURtl U... w ... .,: (C) areets the news enttnniasticllly, but Norton. Carolin~ union, Herl> llr·
Chick Hnm interviews sc>eciel youni Emit wints to mab the son. Sanf0<d Diamond and Gregory
cuests prior to todly's rarne. youna expectant mother the object Kimbtr11n.
7:00 II 9 Cl) CBS &tnla1 """= (C) o4 1 study projtct for his aclence 0 Mowit: "Rttae of a Slm,i.
(JO) Rocer Mudd. class. Fred MacMurniy William Man" (comedy) '64-tiarry H. Cor· 0 ' l"c~ 1 A "-In Concert: Demarest. Don Grady, stanley Liv· belt, Diane Cilento, Thora Hird.
(C) ( 0) rmen Oraaon conducts lnpton, Barry Llvinpton, •nd Tina I News: (C) (30) Clif Kl~ the Glendale Symphony Orchestra Cole star~ Cal's Corral (C) (30)
and auest aololst Dorothy Waren-O@(j) Tiit Clllost and Mrs. : By O..nd
sijold. Mllfr: (Cf (30) "Haunted Honey-• Boa cit MWco
ea RICHFIELD PRESENTS moon." A de1d car en&Jne In a 10:30 Movie: "Col'Ytttt K-225" (ad-~ rainstorm forces an eloplna couple venture) '43-Randolph Scott, ~Ila * LOS ANGELES LAKERS Into Mrs. Muir's Gull eottaae for Raines.
vs. SEAITLE SONICS th11 nlafil Hope Lanae. Echmd Mui· I Rosey 8titr (C) (30) R RETURft L.aUn Bmttball: (C) hare, Reta Sh1w star. Jonathan Daly Jot Pyne (C) (21h hr)
(!" hr 25 min) Sporbcaster Chick and Yvonne Crala cuest. Coantry.Westtm Show (C) (30)
H11rn, assisted by ex-pro Rod D @ (I) NEW SEASON Lawrence CI> 5mrday Nl&tlt Alcl: "Hou•
Hundley, calls the fast-p1ctd court WV-ell: (CT (60) M1estro Welk and of Bamboo."
ectlon es the Los Anptes lakers His Ch1m1>1ane Music Makers be· 11:00 IJ Eleven O'Cloct Report: (C) Cltte
battle the Seattle Supef'IOnlcs In 1· the 14th seuon of the show. Roberts.
Sttttlt Center Coliseum. Bill WtnOD Show (C) (30) I News.: (C) Keith McBee. D Ded 'V•lltJ Days: (C) (30) Dutle Makal Mowit: ~na" (comedy)
''l>ress for • Desert Girt." A poi&n· 9:00 fJ Qj CIHfEW SEASON Hopn'a ' -Groucho Marx, Carmen Miran·
ant tile of 1 youna couple who Heroes: (C) (30) Sergeant Schultz, da. ,.
spend most of their lives trylna to the unwittlna courier for messaa8' 9 @ Spotflatlt .. ThNtn: Mon-
make enou1h money to leave the between Hoaan end a woman spy ster on Campus.
harsh desert. Menette H1rtlay, Rich· posina as 1 waitress at the local 9 Cl) Weebnd Movie
1rd Btymer, Russ Bender, lvatou hofbrau, suddenly Is Nrmariled by 11:15 IJ fabtdoa 52 Movie: (C) "01t
Redd ind Bitty Ford star. 1 Gestlpo officer for tnnsf« to Desire" (drema) ·~ock Hudson, U~~ .. E.?2_ _ the Russian front Bob Crane, John Natalie Wood, Anne Baxter, Julie ..,._ .. ,. , .. , Banner, Werner Klemperer end Ivan Adams.
"" tor Uwlq Dixon star. 0 s.turday Nlpt Movie: H3' "8Jin1 die llfltlr (R) 0 Q Cl) Saturdq Nllftt at Hie t104us" (suspense) '65 -.J.mes
7.-.a. -3-t-CI)~ ~•-•...a.a.a llovltl: (t) "'TIM Train" (dram.) Gerner, Eva Marie Saint, Rod Taylor,
-1.:11 -... __.,.. -'65-8urt llncaster. Paul Scofield, Werner Peters.
: (C) (60) Shelli M.cRat J .. nne Moraau, Michel Simon, Sui· 11:30 €E Tutro fa•llllr
and Jene Kun rw)oln Jackie Glaaton anne Aon, Ch1r1ts Miiiot A German 11~ ~ lNIC News Servk:e: (C) (30) and Alt Clrney is "The Honey· ookmel's efforts to transport ~ M r1ow
moonera" in a new format this France's art treasures to Germany ~ 1 ·
season. In addition to three ori&lnal neer the end of Wor1d Wer II are 11:50 fJ Mowlt: "Seven AllllJ .,_.. (dra·
hour·lona musical oomtdy v1rta· jeoptrdlled by 1 frendl railway ma) ·~aymond Ml5'ty, Debra tlons, ttlt quamboml quarttt ... offldaL Platt.
aPPMf In at lmt elPt 15-llMte 1 •• a ,...,. Sllew (C) (30) WIG~ CJ)""" (C) ""=~12:~~ IE' ....... (R) 12:151Jn.tTontplAol9(C) !Pi 'IP"~tl'I Mal'°1 (Mertln MR· • NodMI T_.,.tlu 12:30 m Naked City
ner) and Reed (Kent McCord) at· 1:2.S R R£1URN Lahrs Wrap-up: (C) &) Cinema s.turdly: "Give Me tht
tempt to 11vt two am.H bop wbo C1ilck Heam returns for hlatillahts Stirs."
SATURDAY
SEPTEMBER 28
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SEPTEMBER 29
MORNING
All stations reserve the
right to change prOIJ'Bm·
ming without advance no-
tice.
6:15
6:30
6:50
7:00
TM Ctlriltllp!Mra
The llbl• A.Mwtfs
Glvt Us Tiiis Day/Ntn (C)
T °"' 1nd '-TY (C) Mr. WIMbene (C)
7:30 Aqu11n1n (C)
• World of Youth (C)
8:00 Citl Cf) Ll11p Unto MJ Feet ~ lrwistop!Mra (C)
Mormon T1beti11ele Ctlolr (C)
• Mort for Your Mon.,
i• hne'a Cartoon Cntl1 (C)
MlnlAlrt1I Alliance
Cod laat~(C)
• tan1 Sobr1 lol Hljoa
8:15 TM Cll....,...,.
8:30 i..oo. Up Ind lJwe: (C) "I BUiit
y House." A folktln11in1 concert
by five youn1 semin1rian1 known as
The Monfort Mission. 0 Profile
I C1thtd,.I of Ton1onw (C)
F1ee t1D Fae. (C)
Movit: ""-t Merk of lon'o"
(adventure) '40 -Tyrone Power,
Linda Darnell.
I Kathryn KulthHn (C)
(I) Pent.c:ostll HollntSS
Cl) full Go1i>t1 RwlYll
&cM1 KMEX (C)
9:00 Ctmn 11lree (C)
MJ Favortt. Sermon: (C) Guest
Is R1bbl Solom~ F. K.leinm1n, Tem·
,1e Kol Odom, Encino, Callf.
I Casper Cartoons (C)
Wondlnlm1 (C)
Country Mualc (C) ~A. A. Allen
f11ttt tor Tocl1y (C)
Tom ind JefJJ (C)
g) Varitdldel (C)
9:30 IJ lnsldt foot1>1ll (C) 0 Frontlen of F11ttt: (C) "stu-
dents in Revolt." Discussion about
the present student unrest In our
universities. 0 Movie: "FIUdlnf, Fussln' &
A·flflltin'" (comedy) '4S-00nald
O'Connor. Marjorie Main.
R ¥ f~;\~a. (C) ~ ~ Aqu11Hn (C)
10:00 B 9 Cl) Nfl Today: (C) Los An·
geles Rams vi Clwel1nd Browns. R This Is Utt life (C) ~ @ (]) Linus die Llonhurtld
0 Movie: (C) "Q1111n of Oufllr 51>1ce" {sci-fl) '58-Zsa Zsa O.bor.
(!) Movie: "Ar.cl for Hilt,. (ad·
venture) '59 -Sten Brodie, tom
Hubbard. ~ Cl) first llptbt Qurdl fm hn1)I
10:30 0 @00 Afl football: (C) Sin
Diego vs. Cincinnati. O @ ({) Klnr Kona (C) 11:001 Homebuym' &uldt (C) @ (]) lullwlnkle (C)
Church In tilt Ho.. (C)
ll:J00@(])011c:iMc1. CC> "Honr
KOnt-The Water P9opll "
B MIMI! (C) "11le ""'"' tf .. G R Set COut" (adventure) '61-bx Barbr, overnor eagan
Estell• Bl1ln.
/\rTfRNOON
lZ.-00~&... ~ @ (I) NCAA F uth II Hip. (C)
Movie: (C) "Mast. of a.
Oftd" (sci-fl) '61-Vlncent Price,
Henry Hull.
I lnt-'llprt Par•t
Ca11peon tn ,.. hip (C)
12:30 Tiles of ti-. GolM Wiit
,ublit Senice (C
l:i>O 9 (6) Afl Fill: (C) Otk·
land Raiders vs. Houston Oiiers.
8 (i7J (I) Issues Ind Anlwtf'I (C)
Mlillon $ Movie: "Yanco" (dra·
ma) '64 -Ricardo Antoni, Jesus
Medina.
I Revlvtl Arts (C)
ftli S•ndtez
1:30 I tRC!A(IPortu1uut ltnd
Grit Show: (C) Sports reporter
Bob Dunn describes the various
events at the 11th 1nnual show
with all the pareantry and eques-
trian competition. &l Voice of Ctfwary (C) ~Cl) W...Uln1 (C)
2:i>O O Press Conference (C) m USC Footl»IU: (C) USC vi. Northwestern.
ll) Roll• Derbr (C)
(j1) (I) Twin Biii: ''The Golden
~ .. and "Bobby Wart Is Misslna."
2:30 ~ Cf) Notre 01.. Foetball:
( ) Notre Dame vs. Purdue. O Movie: "Elcort for Hire" (mys.
tery) '62 -June Thorl>um. Pett
Murray,
l:GO tJ ha tile Nation: (C) U.N. Am·
bassador Georae Ball (Ue.sts.
-
News (C)
Cn1lcacle of Boob (C)
DOUT Man ht the Ap of ._.
olutloft1ry Q1n19: Robert M. Hutch·
Ins. director of the Cent.er for the
Study of Democratic .1nstttutlona.
and Vemon I. Cheadly, UC Slnta
Bart>ara, lecture on "The New WOfld
of Man."
I Muslcl ' P1l1bru 3:30 Commitment (C)
Country Carouaal: (C) Red
Bnaham guests.
I Zoor1m1 (C)
T1rdeacl1 Mexican1
3:.S Movie: (C) ""-t Grett Slo111
pritlllf" (.estern) '53-Jeff Chan-
dler, Faith Oomeraue, Lyle Bettpr.
4:GO§ Yltwpoint <C> · Yotrtll lftd Police (C)
UCU Football: (C) UctA Bruins
vs. Washington State Cou1ars.
I Pit loone (C) IJHCO .
I lllllewt In Mlrldts (C) ~Town Hall M..tln1 (C)
4:30 tJ N,..1kers (C) 8 On Ca11p1&1: (C) "Pitzer Ad·
venture." Guest Or. John Atherton
la Pre$ident of Pitzer Collt1e. new·
est of the Claremont Collerea and
brand-new member of the 1•
pendent Coll11es of Soutflem C.11·
fornla.
I Trot1n Huddle
Cl) You ind the Law (C)
Who Isl (C) "Oscar Niemeyer."
(fil a (j) flCf the N1tion (C)
5:00 tJ Newa: (C) Cltlt Roberti. D .._, Collfnace <C>
(Conllnutd)
As Guest Presenter
Governor Ronald Reagan is the guest presenter of the weekly
$1000 check awarded some lucky collegiate act on Your All·
American College Show when it debuts on a new station for lhe
Fall season, KHJ, Channel 9,
Friday at 10 PM, where it will
be seen every Friday night at that
time, according to KHJ-TV's D._
rector of Station Operation Mort
Zimmerman.
It's ralher appropriate that
Govemor Reagan would appear
on the first Channel 9 presenta-
tion of the show. for he has been
the subject of numerous motion
picture presentations on the sta-
tion; including a spcc:ial, ''Ronald
Reagan Film Festival," which at-
tracted national news attention
when it was telecast the night he
won the gubernatorial race against
incumbent Pat Brown.
Probably one of tbe all-time
Reagan-starring favorites is
"Knute Rockne, All-American,"
which finds his old friend Pat
O'Brien in the title role as the
Notre Dame coach. O'Brien is
also on hand for the October 4th
show as one of the three weekly
guest judges. The other two arc
actress Carolyn Jones and come-
dian Stubby Kaye.
There arc moments when Reagan and O'Brien reminisce about
lheir days together in the film , but Reagan spends most of the time
congratulating Your All-American College host, Dennis James,
and show's producer, Wendell Niles on the show itself, for he feels
it's a fine contribution in the way o( television entertainment, focus-
ing as it does, on the kind of student who is not only talented but
is serious about h is education.
Pointing out that he and his wife Nancy watch it quite regularly,
Reagan added that he felt the students who compete on Your All-
American College Show best represent American youth: that all too
much newspaper ,pace and television coverage is devoted to the
minority of students---those who are dissenters. troublemake rs and
more concerned with• controversy than positive contrihutions they
could make to our social system.
PARA OISE FOUND-William Shower. a.f Captain KirJ...
during a memory lapse. marries Miramanee, played hy Sa-
brina Scharf, unaware that a hurtling asteroid is headed /or
the planet in "The Parodi.re Syndrome" epi.fode of NBC's Star
Trek. Friday at JO PM. •••••••••••••
A SPEOAL ANNOUNCEMENT
TV WEEK's management and editorial personnel have been ap-
prised of a number of NEWS SPECIAL EVENTS that will take
precedence over regularly scheduled programs in the coming
weeks.
We felt it only fair to infonn our subscribers of these events
and to notify you in advance that LAST MINUTE CHANGES
AND/OR PR£·EMPTIONS BY THE NETWORKS can be expected
to accommodate the following:
APOLLO VII Manned Rocket Flight: NBC plans to present live
coverage of the first manned rocket flight In the Apollo series
sometime In EARLY OCTOBER.
THE WORLD SERIES: NBC will colorcast complete coverage of
the Baseball World Series, scheduled to begin October 2nd.
POLITICAL DEBATES: From now until Election Day on November
5, there Is the chance of frequent primetime pre-emptions for
polltic.1 confrontations •lld debates. All these depend, however,
on the dec:lalon Of Conl"'flS to su5pend the "Equal Tlm•" rutlna.
The FBI / 8:00
Come Blow Your Horn/9:00
The ABC Sunday Night Movie
8Tonight on ABC(i)
TH E DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, SEPTEMBER 28, 1968
SUNDAY (Continued)
0 Mowt.: (C) "Solditr oC Fot'tlla9"
(drama) '55 -Clartt Gable, Susan
Hayward. Michael Rennie.
m De FlintstDMs (C)
Hne &un, Will Tmel rn Seven Arts TltNtre: "Wild
River." ~ f6l future: (C) "Land °' White
Alice:r' fm Capitol and CMro: (C) "Law
and the New MOl'11ity,"
(j)Future
• Toros 5:30 ~ (j) AIMtttlr Hour (C)
~ @ Meet t1'8 Press (C)
The Monroes (C)
MJ favorite Martian (C)
&illip11'1 Island (C)
Voice oC the Hoar
: International Ma1arine (R)
EVENING
6:00 fJ ~ (j) The 21st Century: (C)
(30) "The Food Revolution." An
examination of ways being devel-
oped to increase the world's food
supp_!l: 0 QJ @ eo:i.ce Bowl (C) (30) IJ Didi Slnct.h"s Po·u hl"lde (C)
(60)
I Don1ld O'Connor (C) (90)
12 O'Cfodl Hip (60)
GO$pll of Cbrist
6:30 Ralph StofJ: (C) (30) The life,
good times and hit tunes or song-
writer Harry Ruby are presented.
I feature (30)
The Time Tunnel (C) (60)
Marquee 22
(6) I Dream of Jeannie (C)
ui.tion (R)
Sandra ind Ji111in1 BaJS
6:55 @ K.-n farm Fida
7:00 i) (j) NEW StASON Wsie:
(C) (30) When a landslide blocks
the mountain road, Lassie races
against time and risks her own life
in a valiant effort to save a beau·
tirul Canada goose from the ef-
fects of poisoning.
0 HUCK FINN -Join * Huck on world-wide
adventures. Color. 0 Qj 00 Hudl Finn: (C) (30)
"The Terrible Tempered Kahleef."
Huck and Tom ro to rescue Becky,
who has been kidnaped and taken
to the harem of the Kahleet. Mi-
chael Shea, Kevin Schultz, Lu Ann
Haslam. Ted Cassidy stl!r.
0 THE JOHN GARY SHOW * is just great tonight!
0 John 'arJ Sbow: (C) (90)
Guests are Morey Amsterdam,
Tommy James and The Shondells,
Leon Bibb, Juan Serrano. Carmel
Quinn and Cucho Viera. 0 @ (]) Lind of Ult &ia11ts: (C)
(60) "Ghost Town." The seven
Earthlings who were transported
through a space warp to a distant
planet in their rocket ship find
themselves prisoners in a town
scaled to their size. They enter a
giant girl's doll city and are un·
able to leave because of an elec-
trical force field fencing the toy.
I McHale's Nny (30)
Do111iaeos Herda
7:30 Cij) ({)NEW SEASON Gentle
Ben: (C) (30) Ben. the friendly
bear, has a seafarin1 adventure with
a wlly dolphin that has escaped
from a seaquarium in a two-1>1rt
stOfY that opens the second season
ot the series. Dennis Weaver, Beth
Brickell, Clint Howard star. Rance
Howard Is featured as Henry Boom-
hauer.
0 TONIGHT on "WORLD OF * COLOR,'' a hound rides
herd on 500 pesky
turkeys in "Boomerang"
0 QJ f6) Walt Disney: (C) (60)
"Boomerang, Dot of Many Talents."
Conclusion. A dedicated bachefor
finds that a turkey drive can try
a man's philoeoph~ecially when
the turkeys are owned by a pretty
widow. Darren McGavin, Patricia
Crowt ey star
(iJ Million $ Movie: (C) "The Won·
den of Aladdin" (comedy) '61-
Donald O'ConnOf', Noelle Adam.
I Girl from UNClE (C) (60)
Colt .45 (30)
TM Bia Picture
The French Chef
8:00 fJ Qj) (j) NEW SEASON Ed Sul·
livan: (C) (60) An historic milestone
is reached as the show launches ib
21st seaSlln with Red Skelton,
Diana Ross and The Supremes,
Steve lawrenc~ and Eydie Gorme.
11nd The Jetterson Airplane as head-
liners.
0 FORD MOTOR COMPANY * presents THE FBI
0 @ (3) The FBI: (C) (60) "Out Of ContrOT:'' Inspector Ersltine links
the death of a U.S. border patrol·
man to a shady oil well oper11tion
near the Texas-Mexico border.
James Franciscus. Simon Scott, Ar·
mando Silvestre auest.
I Public Service (C) (30)
The f isher Fam ilJ
Makin& Thinp 'row (C) (R)
Cuatro Evas Para un Adam
8:30 0 ~ 00 Mothers-in-l aw: (C)
(30) "A little Pregnancy Goes a
lone Way." When Eve and Kaye
try to convince Suzie that she has
strange food cravings because of
h& pregnancy, they both experience
sympathy food cravings..
0 ROLLER GAMES-Live (C) * T-BIRDS vs. TEXAS
I Ro'ler Games (C) (90)
I Love Lucy (30)
Adventure in Sports (C) (30)
The World Tomorrow
The Actors Comp1n1: Final r•
hearsal for "Twelfth Nighl"
9:00 fJ ®) (j) NEW SEASON Smothers
Brothers: (C) (60) Harry Belafonte,
"Mama" Cass Elliott and presiden·
tial "hopeful" Pat Paulsen are
guests or Tom and Dick Smothers
with The Jimmy Joyce Singers, The
Ron Poindexter Dancers and Nelson
Riddle and His Orchestra. 0 ~@ Bonanza: (C) (60) "Sa·
lute to Yesterday." Possession of
an Army payroll Jeopardize the lives
of the Cartwrights. Candy and a
small army unit Pat Conway, San-
dra Smith and John Keiloeg guest 0 @ CI) SundaJ Nl&flt Movie:
(C) "Come Blow Your Hom" (musi-
cal) '63 -Frank Sinatra, lee J.
Cobb, Molly Picon, Barbara Rush,
Jill Sl John, Tony Bill, Dan Blocker.
Phyllis McGuire. A bachelor, wh03t
parents think it past time rOI' him
to settle down. is surrounded by
the finer things in life-beautiful
women, classy automobiles. a stylish
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apartment ind a closet full of ele-
gant clothes. The carefree life de-
ve'ops compllcltions when his
younger brothef turns up ind b•
gins to emulate hb life. m Profiles 111 eour.p <60>
I Faith for Todq (C) (30)
Peter C1mn
9:30 News: (C) (30) llny Burrell.
Public Setvtc. filru (C) (30) = looll / Minion Fwu• Alroetry: :'Zbl&niew
Herbert." Pol1nd's letdin& conlem·
porary poet ,.ds his own worb.
Translatin& the readlnp into Enr·
lish are Or. Henri Coulette and Or.
N0<man Fruman. m u lon1NN1tl
10:00 8 ~ Cl) NEW SEASON Mission:
Impossible. (C) (60) Cinnamon
poses as a 50·year-old blind prin·
t es.1. heiress to a Balkan kingdom.
The Impossible Missions Force must
th wart the appointment of a regent
to the throne of a small monarchy
in the Balkans. Charles Aldman
plays the r~ent in this epi$0de.
Stars are Peter Graves. Martin
Landau, Barbara Bain, Gret MOfriS.
Peter Lupus.
0 PHYLLIS DILLER -* Dorothy Malone and
Leonard Nimoy. Color. 0 ~ (6) Pflyllis Diiier. (C) (60)
Leonard Nlmoy. Dorothy Malone,
The Ooodletown Pf Pef$. desi&ne1
Rudi Gemreich and hair stylist
Vidc:I Sas.soon guest 0 SUnday Report: (C) (30) Stan
Chambers. B WillilDI F. Buckl11: (C) (60)
Dr. Arthur Bums and Joseph Barr
discuss "The Money Problem." m News: (C) (30) Clif Kirk.
Q) News: (C) (30) Bob Noble. m Gran T•tro
10:30 I World of y~ (C) (30)
Merv Griffin (C) (90)
HolldlJ (C) (30)
11 :00 B Eleven O'Clock Report: (C) Clete
Roberts. 0 The 11th Hour Ntwa: (C) (30)
Jess Marlow. 0 R1lph PMr1'1 Lis Vecas: (C)
(30) Godfrey Cambridge ruests. 0 lnsi&1rt (C) (30)
(9 Movte: "Twnty Brave Men"
(a dventure) '60-Gary We<y, Annie
Rosar.
@00 Tllit o., 1961 (C)
~ Cl) Publlc Semt*
11:15 U Qi! Cl) cas Ntwa: (C} Hany
Reasoner.
O @{])ABC ..... (C)
11:30 B Movie: (C) .. ,'* P•I*' (ad·
venture) '60 -Richard Burton,
Carolyn Jones. 0 Movte: (C) "The 11orcJa Stiel"
(suspense) '67-Don Murray, lneer
Stevens. 0 Libmc. (C) 0 Movie: "Thlf1een Ciboltl" (hor·
ror) '60 -Ch1r1es Hem.t. Jo
Morrow. O F .. tures
11:45 0 Optn tor Dilc:ualon: (C) "Marl·
juan&-A Proflle."
12:00 B World of Youth (C) m n Sunt1t sertp
12:15 0 Publlc SeMc1 n111 (C)
12:30 @ Cl'*lla Sunday: "C-Man."
i:oo e Movie: "TM r ... Ranian"
(western) 'Sl-Geor1e MontaomerY.
Gale Storm.
1:30 0 KNBC R"*1 (C)
Sunday has
the look of a winner on CBS®2
lt'sa~
life bid
you11 kWe it.
You,I thril~ delight,
cherish,
grin-and bear it.
America's mix-master
of variety stirs
things up again.
Forget Mom.
You'll love both
of them best.
1he impossible •
hap~ns
every Sunday night.
Lassie. 7 pm.
Exciting adventures
with the country's
favorite collie.
Gentle Bea. 7:30pm.
Dennis Weaver,
Clint Howard.
The story of a bear with
a heart of honey.
F.d Sullivan. 8 pm.
Still growing taller in his
21st year on television.
Smotben Brothers. 9pm.
Tom and Dick
double your fun .
Mission: lmpoaible.10 pm.
Peter Graves,
Martin Landau and
Barbara Bain
let the enemy self-destruct.
Newcomer on Mayberry-
It's one of those show biz
stories that sounds like a
press agent's concoction, but
happens to be true. And It
would be the heartwarming
story of the year, if it didn't
have some ironic overtones.
It happened like this. Re·
cently TV Guide ran a story
about one of the most suc-
cessful and shrewd personal
managers in the business--
Richard 0 . Linke. Many years
ago Linke signed on a young
fellow with few credits but,
Linke thought, a great poten·
ti al. His name was Andy Gr if·
fith. Under Linke's tutelage,
Griffith became a "hot prop-
erty" and star of the suc·
cessful Andy Griffith TV se-
ries, eight years on the air.
Linke also manages Jim Na·
bors, whom he hired for the
Griffith show when Nabors
was an unknown, and pro·
palled him after two seasons
into the Gomer Pyle series.
Ken Berry is another client,
and Ken stars this season in
the spin-off version of the
Andy Griffith Show called
Mayberry RFD. Mayberry,
where Andy and now Ken
preside, is a tiny town set tn
North Carolina.
Now then-shortly after
the TV Guide article ap·
peared, Linke received a let-
ter from a 13-year old named
Calvin Peeler of Greenville,
Tenn. (Linke's daughter Nan·
ci called the letter to his
attention.) The boy sug-
gested th at w h at Li n k e
needed on Mayberry was his.
Calvin's, presence; and Cal·
vin thought Linke must be
the greatest manager around.
The boy's mother thought he
had written for an auto-
graphed picture, until late
one afternoon came a long
distance call for the young-
ster from Dick Linke in Hol·
lywood.
To make a long story
short, Linke invited Calvin
and his mother to fly to Los
Angeles; they were met by
Linke in his chauffered lim·
ousine. The boy was given a
screen test, and signed for a
feature role; as of this mo-
ment, he will be a semi-reg.
ular on the series.
Calvin, and his pretty
mother (who is also a grand·
mother, but doesn't look it)
were guests at a fancy press
party for Mayberry RFD re·
cently. Andy Griffith was
host. Calvin, it must be re-
ported, whose nickname is
little ·Peeler, conducted him·
self in a poised manner
usually foreign to 13·year·old
boys, and particularly in a
new and somewhat intimidat-
ing surrounding.
The irony of the situation
is that Calvin will be the first
and only Negro actor to ap·
pear in Mayberry in all the
years it has been on the air.
Never before has a black
face been seen in that small
southern town, not even in
street scenes. One can't help
wondering what altruistic
and not so altruistic motives
were involved in this new ver·
sion of the old Hollywood
"instant stardom" myth.
After all, Calvin was not a
trained actor. He had been in
two school plays. according
to his mother. Was Linke
finally responding to pres·
sures by the network to in·
elude more Negroes on TV
series, but doing it in a way
that not only makes a heart·
warming story, but appears
coincidental that the young-
ster was a Negro? Or was
Linke simply reacting to the
charm and determination of
Little Peeler's letter, making
it indeed a heartwarming
story? If the latter is true, he
still stands faulted for keep·
ing Mayberry pure white all
these years. • • •
Comedian Pat Paulsen has
spent many hectic weeks of
late making personal appear·
ances on street corners and
in huge auditoriums in his
role as candidate of the
STAG Party (Straight-Ta lk·
mg-American Government)
for the presidency. An hour
special detailing his mis-ad·
ventures as a candidate will
be aired Sunday, Oct. 20, at
9 PM, pre.empting the
Smothers Brothers time slot.
(The special 1s produced by
Tommy Smothers.)
THE DAILY Pll.OT. TV WEEK, SEPTEMBER 28, 1961
MOl?NIN(.
1:10R81ve U1 1llls Oay/Nen (C)
1:30 RntJRN Sunrise Semeat1r. (C)
Dr. Wllllam E, Buclcley, New Yori!
(Wednetday); Patty Dukt (Thursdl)');
and Raymond Burr. of NBC's Iron·
side (Friday).
I MGWlt: See Daytime Movies.
Cl) h1or11111 laltrlfleld
CI) SuMJ TodlJ (C)
University, lectures on ''The Lltera· 1------------..
ture of Eneland," Mondays, Wednes· NIC ain tfl• Wor1d Sefiea ~naiw1
days and Fridays. Or. Jamts P. WtclnndlJ. Tiie first two c•-bl-
ears, lectures on "Theism, Atheism twHn tfle Ottnllt llpn and tilt SL
and Humanism," Tuesdays, Thurs· leuls Cardh11l1 wm bt played on ttM «!!1S and Saturdeys. St. Louis field.
U Education Eldlenp: (C) "Toi'--------------'
Become Presid~nt." Produud by 10:30 -~Didi Ya DJt• Silw WMAQ-TV In Ch1caso. this prorram • 6 Hollywood Sqaar111 (C)
la a four-week study of Pmldentlal Diel C.Vltl Sbow (C)
election years. The pro11r1m covers nim the lnalde Out (C)
the history of the prtmartts. the Robin Hood
cempaians. the a>nventlona. and the 11:00 a (j) love or life (C)
electlons @ 00 Jeopardy (C) I Maklnr ttie Molt of MltllrltJ Rom~ Room (C)
Eduutional FtatuflS 11:25 Qt. Cl) CBS News: (C) Jostpfl Ttdlnlcal Comtt enti.
7:00 Odyaey (C) 11:30 I!~ Seudl for Tomomw (C) 9 (i) Th• Tocl11 now: (C) 6 E,. Guess (C) This weeYs lntervltwi Include Ray· John
mond Burr, SUlln Sllnt Jemei. lat Mastenon
Linda Cristal, Barbera Eden and 11:45 • Ntwa (C)
Gene Roddenberry. 11 ·55 • NBC Newi: (C) Edwin New1T11n. Good D11 LA. (C) •
Mr. Willtbone (C)
Ruff 'n' hddy (C) ArTFRNOON
1:19 Stod lbtbt
1:30 CBS News: (C) Joseph Bent I. 12:00 I loutigue (C)
' Cartoon Cifwa (C) · Q) 00 let's Mike • Dell (C)
DapflM'a Cartoon Cutt• (C) Cartoons; Cooklna Wittl Corrlt.
Adventures of Clumby (C) (C) Wed.
l:OO a Cl) Captain KM1aroo: (C) I cm Cil BtwltdMd Wi h Bob Keeshan. • i'ifnpo (C)
II) Rodtt Robin Hood (C) Nawa: (C) Biii Johns.
1:30 O Movie: See Oeytime Movies. (j) Andy Grilfltfl
Jackie Joseph hosts. 12:30 I "~ As tfle World Tunts (C) I Th• Amazina ThrH • 6 D111 of OW lJwes (C)
8:45 (3) Y-ldeo Dl,.U (C) r. aroo (C)
1:55 COmmunity Bulletin Board @ (])Treasure IM (C)
t:OO ~ CI) Tht Lucy Show Movie: See Daytime Movln.
· (j) Snap Judrmtnt (C) Ed D11t1n1 for Dollan (C)
cMa on hosts. 1:00 fJ Q!l ~Love la 1 M•llJ Spl• p Johnny Grant MatJnee: See Day-dored T111n1 (C)
time Movies. I @ 00 The Dodors (C) fJ Weatem Star Thettrt: Rory Cal· Lem It to Belftr
houn hosts. @ (1) Drt1m Houae: (C) Mlkt I Jack la Lanna Eltrdaea (C) Darow hosts Rocky 1Dd His Friends (C) ' (]) Wtbstlf Webfoot (C) 1:3019 (j) The . C:uldln& UaM (C)
(j) Ann Gutchtr Show, Frid1y ' 9 00 Anothtr Wofid (C)
only Doble 111111
t".25 0 U@ NBC News· (C) Nancy cm(]) Ira H1ppenlq: (C) OICkerson • MartllndSly and Paul Revert host.
9:30 I ii tE. S..arlJ Hlllbllllff (C) m World. ~lftbltt, (C) Mon.,
CO t tlo (c) H .... Wed .• Fri., Sd Fl TheatJt, (C) Tun .. • neen ra n: Ua11 Thurs..
Downs hoats. EE Office of tlle P'mldtnt D HolfJWMCI and tllt Stal'$: A st· • • rTts of lnterviewi and studies of 1.55 D @ (}) Chlldrtn I Dodor: (C)
what makes Hollywood tick. Lendon H. Smith, M.O.
I Lis Crane Show (C) 2:00 fJ a ~Stcrtt stora (C)
Eduution1I Futum D QJ 6 You Don't Say: (C) Tom
(}) Jacl lA lannt (C) Kennedy sta.
10:00 IAndJ Criffltll II love Tl'8t lob Qj Cl) Ptr91C11litr. (C) lany 0 (i7.) (}) Ntwfywtd 81...: (C)
en hosts. Celebrity pinellsts Bob Tubanks hosb.
Peter Lawford Totle Fltlda and I Tempo: CC) Bob Doman.
Cliff Robertson discuss the Inner Movie: See Daytime Movlot.
penonalltle:s of Eve Arden. of NBC'a TadlnlCll Corner
The Mothers-in-law (Mondey); Oar· 2:301J ta Cl) The £die of Nl&'t (C)
nrn Mc:Gevln, of NBC's Tho Out· D ta (6) Th• Mite'-C:amt: (C)
sider (Tuesday); Sebastian Cebot Gene RaY'bum hosts.
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(i7) CJ) DIUa& 11•: (C) Jim
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I Co11110Cl'lty Report
2:55 9 CJ) NBC Ntn: (C) Floyd
ber. s:00-. a oo HotM ~ ce> Art Lmkletttr hosts.
• • P'.D.Q. (C) Dennis James hosts..
R htrol
, ... 1 Hospital (C)
u:iq Tine 81 · Pictllre ~ Matinee: Don Rodewald. .
3:30 LaclJ . Pelf: (C) Game show
with Geoff Edwards. CJ Nib Douitn: (C) Gypsy Rose
let co-hosts.
ITbe 111111 Min a!.~(~• To Live (C)
Dlalln for Dollen Mowft
4:00 ~ Ed; t;; Sin: Tuesday.
See Daytime Movies.
I Ozzie Ind Harriet cm Cl) 0a1t s....., <C> fli111 and Lassie cm.on.
4:30 I Movie: See Daytime Movlu. Plule Doo1 Elt tH Dallia (C)
News How: (C) Baxter Ward.
• TH Riii llcCora numdertltrds (C)
l .._,1 llcT• .... (C)
(J)Mlkt Dllclll (C) s.-oo mac ........... CC>
a Coverage with Cot.nae! * GEORGE PUTNAM NEwS '*"' ........... (C)
• FT'°" (C) TM f111tak1• (C)
Tiit Addam FlllllJ ~ •• ., ............. (C)
5:30 ~ = =-= '(g Frank Reynolds.
In. Bob lkAllilllr si.. (C)
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Geotf Edwards hosts the newest Q8fTl6 il town with celebrty
QUeStS and studio concestarts.
Every weekday 3:30pm
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MONDAY
SEPTEMBER 30
For morning and afternoon
listings, please see DAY-
TIME PROGRAMS. Below,
for your convenience, are
the day's movies. All sta·
tlons reserve the right to
change programming with·
out advance notice.
DAYTIME MOVIES
1:30 Q (C) "Son( Without End" Part
I (dr1ma) '66-0irk Boprdt, Capu-
clne, Genevieve Pip.
t:tO n "a,tlrll" (drama) '41-Clau· Otttt Colbert. R1y Mlll1nd.
10:00 0 ""'71 of tilt Kin ... " (dram1)
1«-Grepy Peck. Thomu Mitchell
1%:30 m (C) "A-.M.u'' (docUmentafy)
..::)hOr Heyerd1hl. Hfl'OOI* Heoi"
(western) '57-Joel Mc:Cret.
2:il0 ID "JuntS• Patrol" (edventurt) '48
-Mhur Franz, Kristine Miiier.
4:30 a "Clptaln Scartett" (adventure)
'53-Rlchard Greene, Leonora Am.Ir.
fVENING
6:00 II Tiie Ill N..s: (C) (60) Jerry
Dunphy. D Huntl!J.ar1nld1y Report (C) (30)
II STEVE ALLEN is where * all the fun is! Now!
he• 10
n si... Alten Sl\ow: ce> (90)
Sdieduled 1uests for toniaht's ahoW
ara Pit Harriniton ind the alnflna·
aonprttin1 team of Tommy 8oyc.
and Bobby Hirt. 0 Six O'Clodl Mowtt: '1rldl, YI·
qutNI" (1dventure) '53 -Robert
Taylor, Ava Gardner, Anthony Quinn,
How1rd Keel .. Kurt Kasznar. A blndlt
leader fllhts to keep 111 American
r1ndlt1'1 off hb dom1ln, but his
foster brother to whom ht Is stron1·
ly devoted becomes sympathltic to·
ward a rancher ind his wHe, ind
friction bttwttn the brottHll"I
mounts to become 1 feud. 0 DEBUT I SpJ: (C) (60) Robert
Culp and Biii Cosby stir.
11.tllu (C) (30) MtcV Cr& (C) ~rs Nt'W1 "Plymouth Plan·
tatlon." Tony S.letan visits Amerf·
can landmerts In the homeland of
our Plllrim fathers. m AMOf Sub111 .. 6:301 llJllC .......... (C) (60) I l ... LDq (30)
DEIUT V.,.,. to lottota of 1:~) (60) Dtvld Hedl10n stars. ~ 6 H..U.,.lrilltltJ leptrt (C)
EJl) Db, Too, It ...a:
City Schools reoaraphy teacher R1·
miro Garcla bqlns • series on
intemtln1 places in the Western
hemisphere. The first episode looks
at "l<anata-(Clnad1)--f>lact of
Many Huts.'' a (I) '""1J HIHbllllll (C) a> NotidtN 3' CC)
7:00 R 9 (I) CIS &.Ula ~ (C) (30)-W11ttr Cronkite. 0 DEBUT WMt't 1i1J UMJ (C)
(30) The populu PIM show rt·
THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, SEPTEMBER 28, 1968
turns to television with an 111-new
wits. Wally Bruner hoSts. This
wM's celtbfity p1nelllb are Soupy
Sales. Nlpsey Russell, Susan Br1ck·
tn and Arlene Francis. m hu9ord: (C) (30) Btrbara
Rush end John Forsythe auest 9 @ Mondly Movie: (C) "A Tlme fO Love. A Time To Die." fl)Ftatwt
7:25 (U) (J) ...... (C)
1:• 11 a m c111111111olt: <c> <60> Festus Hagen, injured In 1n 1va·
l1nche on a huntin1 trip, and Mar·
lh1I Dillon 111 1lven p1ssa11 back
to Dodie City by the not·so·friendly
tr•llboss of a cattle drive, pu1"1ued
by a 1roup of hide·cutters. Joseph
Clmpanella, Michael Burnt. and
Cliff Osmond guest. 0 I DrM• of Jtt11nlt: (C) (30)
''Dilnn·Dlinn, Go Hort\e." Ojinn·
Djlnn, a pnle dog that can appear
and dlsappetr at will, visits Jean·
nle, but itJ hatred of uniforms
alerts NASA to the do(s mlllt1ry
potential aaainst enemy soldiera,
and It all adds up to trouble for
Tony.
-
Lost In S,aca (C) (60)
@ Cl) Tht AVln&n! (C) (60)
he Super Secret Cypher Snatch."
When the maJor Security force of
British lntelll1enee, M.I. 12, falls
to solve the mysterious disappear·
ance of secrets from a research
Institute, John Steed 1nd Tara Kin&
are asked not only to stop the theft.
but also to find out why no one
at the institute even remembers the
secrets beln1 stolen. Patrick Hewell,
Simon Oakes and AJl1n Culbertson
art featured. fJ Miiiion $ Movir. ''Tiit Pridt of st. loafs" (q>0rts comedy) '52-
0.n Dailey, Joanne Dru. This is the
film tale of the fabled and fabulous
llfe of Dizzy Dean, the swauering
youna pitcher from the Ozarks who
became the St. Louis Cardinals'
headline phenomenon. m Truth or Consequences: (C) (30)
A demonstration of colorful Gaucho
dancin1 brln1s about a surprise
reunion for 1 Marine Corps corporal
and his wife. m DEBUT Run for Your Ute: (C)
(la) Ben Gmara stars. fm Mtkinc Thlnp Qmr: (C)
•'lfan1ln1 Plants.'' Mrs. Cruso bilks
about the most dramatic han1ing
plants to be used indoors. All that
Is needed la plenty of ll&ht.
61) ftlip1 Sandlaz
1:00 D Row1n l Martin Lau&t»-ln: (C)
(la) Suttry Abbe Lane auests as
President of the World, as a social
worlter In the Poverty Pro1ram
Headquarten and as a poetess.
The f"ldde Fln1er Award aou to
the U.S.. Public Health Service. m Hutt (C) (30)
fil) Rainbow Qutlt: Roscoe Hol·
comb and Jean Redptth join Pete
for an hour of folk songs and fun.
Pett and RO$C08 lnterchan1e banJo
and aultar for Amtficln music and
JNn slnp old sonp of Scotl•nd.
ti) Co111fcos y ClndoMS
l:JO II Qt()) ...... luq: (C} (30)
Jack Benny ind Jacldt Gleason
1111ke 1uest appe1rances on to
ni1ht'1 show. Answerin1 an ad for
lodalnis In Palm Sprlnp, Lucy
•nd her f1mlly are surprised to
find themselves paylnf iuests In
Benny's home, whtrt they are
ch1r1ed fOf every c~nceivable serv·
lee and then IOfCed to wort as food
dlspensel"I for the dally tour that
their iklnfllnt host conducts for
visltora. D Colden Yoya(t! (C) (30) "Th•
Ftr·Awty lsl1nds." Island hoppln1
ttlrouiti Micsonesll, with stopovtrs
In Ball, Yap, Palau and Tobi, Is
tonlitit's itinerary. 0 (HJ (3) PertH Pllce: (C) (30)
Marsha fifes unsuccessfully to rea-
son with Carolyn; Susan threatens
harm to Jiii unless Tom returns to
her: Betty 1oes to wor11 at the bike
shop; Dr. Miles 1lves helpful ad·
vice to Rodney.
I Mm Qriffln (C) (90)
Peny Muon (60)
TY Musical Oaurt
9:00 1J 9 (() M1Jbeny RR>: (C) (30)
Sam. plays a Cyrano·like role when
he writes a letter for Goober in·
vitlng Mlllle Swanson to the harv-
est ball. Goober's itiost·written In·
vltation brings about the d~ired
results as Millie accompanies· him
to the dance. His romantic hopes
are stalltd when she shows special
Interest in Sam who had hoped to
invite htf himself. 0 @ 00 Mond1y Nl&frt at tflt
ai-ovtes: (C) "Hcnr To Munier Your
Wift" (comedy) '65-Jack Lemmon.
Vlrna Lisi. Terry-Thomas. Eddie
Mayehott, Claire Trevor. A bachelor
comic-strip artist wakes up one
mornin& follow ln1 a wild party to
find himself married to a stranded
Italian beauty contest winner. And·
In& no le&al way to dispose of the
lonly, he decides to resort to
murdtr.
B HERE COME THE STARS * hit of the new season!
New all·star cast! D HIN Come the Stars: (C) (60}
Lorne Greene I& the guest of honor
at a testimonial "roast" 1iven by
Toastmaster General Geor1e Jessel.
Sittin& at the head table are Gypsy
Rose Lee. Bob Melvin, Frankie Ava·
Ion. David Canary, Redd Foxx. Shari
Ltwis, and David and Reese.
0 ® (l) Tht Outasts: (C) (60)
•'{ Ride to Vengeance." Bounty
hunters Earl Corey and Jemal DaYld
shoot a bushwhacker and are
char1ed with murder when they
bring hi& body In to the sheriff.
They learn that the man had hoped
to collect a $1000 bounty on Jemal
David, wanted for murder In Hale's
Landing. Don Murray, Otis Youna
star.
til) Billot Powtr: Leo McElroy and
a panel of political authorities will
look at the qualifications of Call·
fomia representatives In Coniiress.. m La 8ruj1 llllditl
9:30 fJ a (j) Family Affair: (C) (30)
To prove he's daredevil enou&h to
join a club of older boys, Jody Is
given a touiti initiation test-NI
ha to clip French's whiskers. Jody
swears Buffy to secrecy, then pl1ns
to sneak up on Freneh while he's
sleeping.
m Ntn: (C) (30) Larry Burrell.
NEW SEASON Wortd Of wo .. tn:
( ) (30) "B11uty of Japan." Biii
Burrud plays host to Noriko Hashl·
muzl of Tokyo, a former stew1rdess
for Japtn AJr Lines.
til) NET Journal: (C) "The Betin
nin1 of Life." An artistic study of
the davelopin1 foetus and the act
of birth The photo1r1phy of Len·
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Is a panel discussion with Or. Maiy
Calderone, Rev. Geofl'I Haemaler
and Sally WlUlams. R.N.
g)RlwlltaM-.S
10:00 D a Cl) en 1.-..tt: <C> <60>
Martin Landau, Barbara Bain and
Can>I Channlna suest.
IJ Covera1e with Courapl * GEORGE PUTNAM NEWS
·~r:-=c:,~= ~~ ~ Her Delilah." Jarrod
takes on an unpopular cause, the
defense of a beautiful ex-spy
charied with murder. Julia Saxton
-1 Northern 1irl who spied for the
South durin1 the Civil War-arrives
in Stockton for a sin1in1 enp1e·
ment. Her arrival enaenders bitter-
ness and rancor amon1 the local
citizenry. Julie London 1uests.
I ~ lHI (30)
Jacl LltMll ..... (C) (60)
DOUT Tiie Q1H191i111 Su: (C)
( ) "The Challenp: Man and the
Sea." Bill Bunud's new teries r:JN·
ers the full ranae of the challenp
presented by the hostile environ-
ment of the sea, as well as the
constant discoveries bein1 made for
man's benefit.
g) La ............. Awe. (C)
10:30 D lhvit: .. ._ at tlle Top'"
(drama) '59 -Laurence HaMIJ,
Simone Sianoret.
I llftrs: (C) (30) Bill Johns.
.............. (C) Donap
11:0011 en. O'Qocl a.,.t: CC> (60) Jerry Dunphy.
I Alfred Hildlact (30)
thin: (C) (30) Baxter Ward .
....... O'CMMr: (C) (90) Co-
medienne-sln1er Frances Faye, Wil-
lard Waterman of radio fame, the
comedy team of Curtis & Traq,
vocalist Vic Caesar, television actor
Alejandn> Rey, and race driver Mary
Davis auest
II) Tlllt Slllw: (C) (30) Marty Al·
ten discusses "Male Cosmetics-«
That Lipstict on His Collar May Be
His Own!" with Vic Dassa, owner of
• men's beeuty salon. ll=E~
11:15tl) Dr. n.. ... --(C)
11:30 R lhwir. "Picbp NW(' (drama)
'!1-Vidor Mature, Trevor Howard. a n. 11t11 .... llftrs: cc> <30> Tom Brokaw. U lhvit: "Mr. ScMlblasW' (dra·
ma) '53-Qlfton Webb, £.dmund
Gwenn. l ~(I)....,....., .. (C)
..... "'Ille LMJ "" ... (comedy) '52-0avid Niven, Join
Caulflfld.. U OO lllll DIJ 1• <C>
12:00 DU Cl> n. ,..._ ._ CC>
12:15 0 lli1llltl: .. s..,...... (myst.My)
•«-Barry Sullivan, Betita.
1%:31 GI Q•••
1 ...... .,. ... It 17' h:!) '58 -Edd 8ymes. Marti
I C•••1111J ...... ~
-(C)
Adllll 11lelb: "Coldlnn •
Deny."
1:30 a__... ,....., tc>
Both productions were made possible by a generous grant from
the Micbael.J. Connell Foundation, and will be shown in the futwe
to millions of viewers on more than 14.5 non-commerdal stationa
ac:rosa I.be country. ("The Rite of Sprina•· is scheduled to be aired
by NBT aftlliates as a apeciaJ epilode of the "NET Pealival" aeries.)
Mehta. talented conductor and Music Director of the Los An· aelca Pb.ilhannonic. participates with enthusiasm in the programs coocei~ by a KCET productioo team beaded by Producer Robert
Fosbko and Director-Editor N. H. Caminos, with TV Director
Don Davia.·
1be unique filmin1 technique was designed to show individual
lines of preparation followed by a music conductor, soloist and full
orchestra prior to a public performanc:e. Depicted is the minute
attention to a "note, .. and the enormous concentration ~uired of
the musicians.
The sensitive rapport of youna Watts and Mehta is evidenced
in a hotel room .rehearsal, where the director •in&s the orchestral
partJ. while the P.ian.iat plays ttie Mozart Cooceno. Durina 1967,
Watts appeued with Mefua and the Orcbcstri on a ~ tour,
but the _Channel 28 films record their flnt appearance m the i.o.
Anaelea Music Ceacer. '"Ibo Rite of Sprina .. depicts the mountiq excitement and teo-
sion of preparation for a live allow, with Mehta womna freely
with lbe camera crew. H• niqueata that KCBT cameras be movfq
at certai.a times, be on selected instruments. and be quite still at
ce.n.ain time1--tn keepina with the ·mood and feel of I.be music.
Filmed last March at an audience conoert, the documentary p.resema the beautiful Stravinsky composition in its entirety. Ift,.
'eluded Jn the eec:ond pfOlllm are interviews with some of tho
orchestra memben. They speak of che "tremendous challenae" from
di.is score to their perfonnioa lkllls.
"Iaor Stravfmty'a own voice CAil best pacribe his mystical vision
of tbD .music's beJinnina. .. Mehta annouoce1 u he introduces the
perfonnancc poruoo of &be bour-.nd walb to a pbonoarapb to
briq tbe com,poeer's actual voice from u early French .recordioa
in Paris.
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tTevel09 that will air on Walt Disney's Won-
derful Worfd of Color, Sunday, October 6
et 7:30 PM.
Among the Saturday morning NBC line-up
of ear+oons is .nother live action/ anim•tion
series entitted ''The Banana Splits," (above)
that stars • z.eny quartet of rock musicians
and comedians. The lives of the frolicsome
foursome revolve around • "happening" piece
ealled The &.nana Pad.
The same procau will be used in en NBC
special titied "The Fabulous Shorts," to air
Thursday, October 17 at 7:30 PM, in which
more then a dozen Aeademy Award-winning
cartoon characters are featured. At left, Jim
Backus, who is host for the special, holds Mr.
Magoo while actreu-model Louise Lawson
poses with Bugs Bunny.
TU ES DAY
OCTOBER 1
ard stoon and Choo-Choo Cufllns. D Sil O'Clod Mowie: (C) .,...
ud Wold ...... (comedy) '64--Tony
Curtis, CMstlne Kaufmann, urry
Storch, M1rty lnpta, Jacques Au·
buchon, Fifi D'Orsay. 1J I SpJ (C) (60) m lltllan: (C) (30) "Batman
Stands Pat"
CJ) .... 8rffftll (C)
: .... flW1 .. ,...,,_
for mornin1 and afternoon
ll1tinp, please see DAY-
TIME PROGRAMS. Below,
for your convenience, are
the day's movies. All stll·
&1 .... -f:JO '""'• reserve the rl&frt to DIC ..... ~ (C) (60)
I IMe L,_, (30) ·change proerammlng wfth-
out advance notice. YoJa19 " lottDtll of s.. (C)
DAYTIME MOVIES (() ~N=-I ~ HllltllJ-lrlll.S., Report (C}
1:30 D (C) ......_ wn.t Ead" Pert ....... 3' (C)
1rcdr1m1> '&G-olrt Bocarder c.. 1:00 tll m cas Ennln1 Ren: (C)
pudne, Geneviewe Pap. ( ) Waliir Cfonklte.
l:OOB"Tlilt Y111bond," atanfn1 IWW'a lly llM1 (C) (30) Cllar11e Chaplin. "'Slaa, YM Sinn" , .. , .... (C) (30) (mu~8--8in1 Cn*>y. @M«ta! (C)
10:00 m ,. Un" (dr1m1)-: Proftaloul Ntllc lllltlom: Mirta Ptnchy, Marita Mell. "The Publlca of Public Retatlona."
12:30 at "'JMt llqM llrf" (dr1ma) '47 David Hurford, public relatJons di·
-stilrt., Tempfe. "SabRJ i. a. rector for Seari on the PICiflc
!: (mystery) '59-Van Johnson. Coast, lectures on methods d
2:00 .,.. WIJ lads" (adventure) '55 reechln1 ltlJ'lltl11s d aoclety.
- n Dtlny, R~ NlehauL 7:25 ~ (])..... (C)
4:00 8 ""'9 IMlt • ..,.. (drama) '49 7:30 II 9 CJ) La..: (C) (60) A bor
-::Oreaory Peck, Ava Girdner, Mtl· whose nither has died alb Mur·
vyn Oou&llL doch lancer to arrange a meetin1
fVfNINC
................ (C) (60) Jtny Dunphy.
I H.....,..rt1ttltit ~ (C) (30)
.... Allen ...: (C) (90)
uests Include GtofJe Jelle(, How·
with the father h .. s nfYtf known-
'" outtaw. James Stacy, Wa,ne Baur star. Barry Wlrllams and J. D.
Cannon ~est. D U JlnJ 1.-11: <C> C60>
Jack Web and Herry Morpn foln
Jerry In a Mottler Goott caper.
Michele l.., and Ray 011r1• and
HNr News Bro.de.di Dired From
Foreign Countries . . . Be The Firlt To
Know With A Heethldt® Shortwave RMlo
Let ywr h11a1futlen roe"' wlfti tit• l11ffltv• •f d!9'fwaw ........ ..,.
Plair •It 11.-e ~e4'c.1+. from ft111..4'te41 ef for.It• ci .. "'"••; ... ,
fa!ffu1 feteltn re4'1• perM11atltl" .•• AMI YOU .... NO lftCIAL
SllW TO IUIU> A MIATMllT IMOtTWA" 1A1NO ••• IT'S MM.
IAIT, llWAIDIN•, A.NI IDUCAne>NA.L WHY MOT UT YOUIS ITAITU TOOAn
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T • react. HHtt-ltlt EJectrenle C...+w ta Ice He,._ lf..t. tit I.ell AIN.
eut °" lett • kw -"•.+ ~'4Kk1 t. no Eut Ian .-t•k• s..,. AA•
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SAUi 6 PAITI MIATHaT U1WC1
THE DAILY PILOT, TV W£EJ<, SEPTEMBER 28, 1961
The Raelettes provide the muaicel m flf.W SEASON ~ tD Trw-
11 hll&hts. J: (C) (30) '1he Sleepln1 Glant-
Lolt la SpMt (C) (60) Australia." Taamanla, M"elboume,
@ (I) Mod Squd: (C) (60) Canberra are visited with H1I
ad Man on Campus." Pete, line Sawyer.
and Julie go back to school to In· 1· Cow. blpa Nin Conferenc:.
vest11ate the mysterious deeth of • ~
1 hlah school teedler. Michael 10:00 a (j) C.mpalp '68: (C} (30)
Cole, Clarence Wiiiiams Ill, Peay CBS News eumlMS pollticll events
~ton. Tire Andrwws star. teadln1 to the November electlona. ";"':,:.. ~~~:. • n =-:::.-(<:? ~~~ ert Shaw, Mary Ure, Liam Redmond, !d'achelor Days." Reluctantly and
Tom Harvey. inevitably, Robert Dlcksen Is dr1wn
I Trutll or Conleq!llMll (C) (30) to Gloria Quialay. Ensconced in his
Run for YOllll' life (C) (60) swlnalna bachelor pad In a build·
TM Frtlldl CIMf: Julia Chlld. ln1 filled with forty-elaht gorgeous
Ftflp1 Sancbez 1irls, Bobby counts his blesslnp
1:00 Hml (C) (30) and cherishes his bachetortiood.
NET "artaouw. "Victoria Re-Guestin1 are Nancy Wiison, Tim
gina: Winter." (R) Conway, Jackie Vernon, Joe Btssef'.
0) "'-ler Orflon c..eo ~Twillallt Z.... (30) 1:30 II 9 Cil Red Sbltlft: CC} (60) Jadl Lalla• News (C) (30)
Van lOtiMOn, and The lettermen Amertcln West (C) (30) (R) •
are ~111 auests. I IHc!A! Jm • a Sam-a~ CI) J1tlia: (C} (30) "Sorry, llOotl: ( ) Cowreae of the
Rllht Numbef'.'' Julla finds the first Rochester Summer Arts festival,
day on her new Job complicated by featurln1 top yoonr Jazz musicians
• telephone Installer who Is late, from the local hlfh ldloots.
and a son _who diuppeers. Diahann g) La Htrm1u de lot Ma (C)
Cam>ll, Lloyd Nolan, Marc Copap, 10:30 II IOUT Rlportl; (C) (30) "Pow·
Betty Beaird, MlchHI link and derputfs and Handcuffs." Newsman
lurene TuttJe star. Richard Elkin Clete Roberts rapcKtJ on the "new
portrays the telephone man. breed" of female offlcera of both
I T .. l!!!I Pr.an (C) (30) the LA. Police Department and the
@(1) ft Tam a Dilf: (C} LA. County Sheriffs Department
( ) "A Sour Note." Suzanne Pie-(R)
shette auests as the world's most D .._..: "Wlllre tllMt Hot Whld
temperament.I open star Anpta 8JOwl" (drame) '&(}.-Marcello Ma·
funello, who helps Alexander Mundy stro11nnJ, Gina lollobrip.
steal documents that will expose aJ News: (C) (30) Bill Johns.
a lona·mlssin1 Nazi w1r criminal. ~ (() feltn 9R Merv Crifftn (C) (90) tJ) Diaali
t:OO II ;'M':::..~60)Nl<t at tM ll:OO ~ °ru::c-* llport (C} <30>
MoYlts: (C) "A M111 Could Qet 11 n.t lltll Hew ~ (C) (30) IOlltd" (suspense-comedy) '66 -loin Brokaw.
James Garner. Melina Mercouri, San· IAlhl H~ (30)
dra Dee, ~obert Coote, Tony Fran-fltn: (C) (30) Buter Ward.
closa. Wilham Beddoes, an Ameri· . Dtftald O'Ceftlltr. (C) (90) Dor·
can ~•nk official, arrives In Lisbon umour, Frankl~ Randall, Jac-
and 1s mistaken as the replacement ques Bera:erac. P1ut Gilbert end
for a secret aa:ent who was killed Marianne Mc:Mdrew auest
while tiyln1. to f1COVef a fortune In CB 111at atw: (C} (30) Guest Bar·
smuuted diamonds. ry Nelson discusses the art of st· D si.owc.. 5: (C} (60) feetunld duction with authorm Jeannie are the Woody Herman Band and Sakal.
Pete Fountain. I~ Ntw1 (C) fID Blect Pltll*tive: Mayar Sam 6 11lis 011 1968 (C)
Yorty is questioned by a' panel d UAl News
black newsmen from the local Notlclero 34 (C)
media. m la Htnaanlln YlnMt 11:30 II .... "Twenty Minion Mii•
t-.301J QI Cl) Doris Dar, (C) (30) tD Elrtlr'" (scl·fi) '57 -Wiiiiam
Even thoulh he cen't slna. Toby Hopper.
pretends he's In ttle lchoot choir 8 ! @The Tonla:trt Sllow (C)
to impress his mother. Doris Dey, ~dramaeivlt:) •57 "No Joe°""" W~rd Denver Pyle, Fren Ryan, James nne uuu"• • Hampton, Phltlp Browtt and Tod CWl1 Randall, Jeffrey Hunter.
Startle star. I (flj (]) JotJ Baa.., Sllow (C) iOwti: "lrM SINrfff" (western) D NYPD: Excellent POLICE • -John Definer, Stertin1 Hayden. * ACTION MELODRAMA 12:15 IJ Mowte: "C1t11 CrlZJ" (drama)
D @ (]) flf.W SfASON lmD: (C) 'SO-Pew Cummins, John Dall.
(30) "Nilled In the ~.. A 12:30 m NaMd C1tJ
younr married woman, Marttia Lane, 1:00 fJ Mowlt: "TIM Fonidd111 Streit"
Is molested by Miies Hickey In his (SU1PtMt) '49 -M1ureen O'Hare,
cer. When 1 watchman flashes a Dane Andrews.
llaht In the car, Marttia Ii shoved D Mowla: (C) "JtlnMJ lltl fli&M"
oot by Hk:kay who then speeds off. (drama) '51-Sterllna Hayden, VJ.
In the hospitll, John Corso and Jeff wca Lindfors.
Ward are unable to fet tht truth I C..eantty 8llldll .._. from the youn1 woman, wtlo lnslsta Ntn (C)
that her hutb1nd not be told. Jeck Adiatl · n.tr.: "Las Veen
Wanten, Robert Hoob and Frink lr.edown."
ConYtr18 star. lany Luddnblll, l:JO m M-lf!pt -..: "Happy Land,"
Suan Trustman 1uest. -''ROtel for Women," and "Prtaoner tJ Ntwa: (C) (30) Larry BurTtll. d Shaft llland."
WEDNESDAY
OCTOBER 2
For morning and afternoon
listings, please see DAY -
TIME PROGRAMS. Below,
for your convenience, are
the day's movies. All sta-
tions reserve the right to
change programming with-
out advance notice.
DAYTIME MOVIES
1:30 0 "Dancin1 In the Dan'" (mual· CIT) '50 -Betsy Drake, William
Powell, M1r1l Stevens.
9:00 e "Profmor, Beware!" (comedy)
'3~uold Lloyd, Phyllis Welch.
10:00 D "Ont Toudl of Venus" (com· •dY) '48 -Ava Gardner, Robert
Walker.
12:30 m '-S.parate TabMs" (drama) '58
-David Niven, Rita Hayworth. "l1tt lodJ Diappen" (mystery) '41 -
Jeffrey Lynn.
2.:00@ ''TIM SU. Sets at Dnm" (mys·
tery) '51-Sally Farr, Philip Shawn.
4:30 B (C} "'W)o•lni Renepdts"
(western) '55-Phllip Carey, Gene
Evans.
EVENING
6:00 IJ The Iii NNS: (C) (60) Jeny
Dunphy. 0 HunU.,·BrfnU., Report (C) (30)
n stiwe AJ1ea a..: <C> <90> Guests lndude GRMICho M1rx, Hank
Hiuins "Puffets" end vocalist Lada
Edmond Jr. D Sii O'Cloct Mwie: CC> "'Tllle liln...... P11t I (comedy) '57-
Burt Lancaster, Kathlrine Hepburn,
Wend.ii Corey, Lloyd Btid&et.. An
en1aaini confidence m•n promises to brln& rain tD a drouaht-atrieken
community . . • for 1 fee. Whlle
m1kln1 his preparetlona, he 1bo
&Ives sollCa to I love-llalVld spin-
ster. 0 I SpJ: (C) (60) "So Lona. Pat· r1ck Hen!}." A heavily iu•rded di&·
nltary and his tllncee arm. In
Hon& Koni where the man's tn·
dorsement of the propoeed Afrr>
Asian Olympics will result In a
propa1and1 coup for tht Reds. m Bataan: (C) (30) "A Riddle I
Day Keeps The Riddler A.way."
Part I.
(ll) (!)Mn Criffln (C)
@) Whafs New? "This Is A.rttona."
A survey of Arllon1's territory, ~
pie. plant and ""d life, and In·
dustries. m Mor s..bl1111. 6:301 KJCIC Nen s.Ylee (C) (60) I Leve LllCJ (30)
Vopp .. ..._ .t S.. (C)
( )
~ @ Huflthlr·lrinklty llpOl1 (C}
Eii) Mort for Your Montr. "Cloth·
Ing and the Family." Louise Bodt·
man illustrates how a family can
stretch Its clothing dollu. ~ Cl) Mdt1le'1 Nny
(!) lhticiwo 34 <C>
7:00 II a Ci) CBS &.!Ina Newa: (C)
(30) Walter Cronkite.
I WW'• .., LIM1 (C) (30)
hllwad (C) (30)
@YM Alllld fw ft
.. ........... "M*ffr:
''Your Mental H•ftti." Marion Mar·
shall and her cuests point out facll·
ities and pro&r1ms avail1bl• tD In-sure physical and mental healttl.
7:!5 (H} (]) News (C)
7:30 I) i>8~: (C) (60) Marsh's test
of Clarence's 1bllity tD defend him·
sett amon1 his fellow lions is com-
plicated by 1 sea~h for a poacher.
Mel Scott Is f•tul'ld. IJ @ @ Tiie YiflhllH: (C) (90) ''The Orchard." Buriess Mndith
&Uests as the father of diverle sons
who have different 1ppl'Oldla tD
puttin& the family back on Its fNl
William Windom portrays a cattle
rustler.
9 LOST IN SPACE blasts * off right now! Watch! U lost in SC»ace: (C) (60) "Wreck
oTThe Robot" The Robot becomes
the blueprint for an evll alien ma·
chine that would allow tht Invaders
to rule Earth. 0 (i1) Cl) Htre C... tllie Irides;
(Cj (60) "A Cryina Need." A pet
do& dies &ivinr blrtfl and the 100
prospective brides, reellzlna that
they are In Setttle to marry and
rai• families. threeten to leavt un·
less Jaaon finds a doctor for the
community. He alls for San Fran·
cisco where he accepts, sl&ht un·
seen, youn1 Dr. Allyn Wri&ht on
the recommendation of a medical
school dean, and when they meet
on the dock. he learns the doctor
is • woman. Robert Brown, Joen
Blondell, Bobby · Sherman, David
Soul, Brfdltt HanltY, Mart Lenard stir. Klthletn Wlddou ruesta. D 11mi... $ Mewte: "'Tiie H.,,, 11iiMe" (comedy) '62~a Hatrl-
ton, Rita H1ywortt1, Alida Vall~
~h Wiltman. A aophlstlcat1CI
duo ,,. blackmailed by an un·
JCrUpulous artist lido attemptlni
the theft of a Goya paintln& from
the famous Prado Museum. m Trvtlt °' Ceftsequenca: (C) (30)
A teenap alrt Is puzzled by the In·
variably correct answers to 1 series
of questions when emcee Bob Bal'Mr demonstrates his xientiflc
~ for determlnln1 t:Nractw
analysis th rou&fl flnrerprints. UJ R1111 for Yoar Life (C) (60) Em WM Is? (C) "Rufino Tamayo."
A profile of one of Mnlco's best
non-~ltlul artista. tBJ (I) UAl Movie: (C} "The Un·
foralven."
I ftflpa Slnct.
8:00 Hazel (C) (30)
..... In Penpedtve (C)
Mlercola Malcal
8:30 T1le Good Guys: (C) (30} Bert's
d ner Joins show business when
Rufus pel'1Uades Bert to 1dvertbe
on television and they decide to
deliver the commercial themselws..
Bob Denver, Hert> Edelman and
Joyce Van Petten star. Georp Furth
ia featured IS Hal, the bake!} man. IJ Win Wltll the stars: (C) (30)
Guest players are June Lockhart and
Bob Cf1nt. 0 (fl) Cl) PtYton Plac.: (C} (30)
Rodney makes pro1ress with help
of a therapist; Jill Is upset when
Jot visits Kelly; Steven anoll)'fllOU>
(Continued)
Katharine Hepburn
Burt ·Lancaster
. i . t./'/
The Rainmaker
In color on 11The Six O'Clock Movie." Wednesday, Part I. Thursday, Part II. ~
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THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK. SEPTEMBER 28, 1968
WEDNESDAY (Continued} (30) ''Lind of tilt Mldnllht SUn."
Bill BWTUd tmels to the btlUtfful ly 1mnps for 1 new tfler1py m1· Sclndln1vl1n countrlea of Dtnrmr\
dlhw; M1nha tells Or. Rol3i they SWeden. Nonny and Flnl1nd. ~~end their 1ff1lr bee.tu• of 12...,., '°""' ,.... Ct..._.
I Merv 1ftff11t (C) (90) fl) La fflnllq di IOI Ada (C)
P1nJ Maton (60) lctlO D MIWle: "11lt Dar t11t &1111 s-tm ca..,.. FW' Cdsarm> '62-nnet
9:00 R llMrfJ Hiiibiiiies: (C) (30) The Munro, Leo Mc:Klm.
Hffiblllles fly to Enpnd, taldn1 m .... (C) (30) 8111 Johna.
their old truck and their pet turby cm Doujl bumrd wtth them. Jethro, tJ1es to 11:00 ti EJlwla O'Cllcl Rtport (C) (30)
smua1e Daisy the bumrd aboard Jerry Dunphy.
the plane and then throufh Brttlafl D 1't 11111 Hos II.-: (C) (30)
customs. Aimed partfy In £nfl1nd. Tom Brokaw. a ta @Knift Male 11111: (C) I NFL c.. If• w• <C> (30) (60) Roy Roprs and Diie Evans N.a: (C) (30) Baxter. Ward.
welcome iuest Kat. Smith. Donald O'Cettnor: (C) (90~ D Wrlltlina (C) (60) yma Loy, Marpm Whltlna Mickey Manners, The Hannonlcat
8 DODGE PRESENTS end Al Martino iuest * The Award-Winning ID n.t Sllow: (C) (30) GuestJ .. CAT BALLOU" Rodney Oan1.ert1eld and . Dorothy
Sta • Lee M , Sarnoff explain how your speech mnc arv1n can live you away.
D (i7J Cl) Wed.-., Nipt Mow!« @It liotldlro 34 (C)
(C) llC.t BlllH" (comedy) '65-11:15 &ll Dr. Tino del Junco
Jane Fonda, lee Marvin, Mlchatl 11.30 ti Mowie· "Be en-a ~
Callan, Dwayne Hickman, Nit Kina • (mystery) • '59---Glenn Corbett. VI~ Cole, Stubby Kaye. The sap of a toria 51\aW
proper youn1 lady. Catherine BalkMI, •
who turns outlaw with a vena•
1nce when her father Is murdered
and his ranch seized. An amateur
at skulduaeey. she assembles a
r1unchy band of impractical but
devoted m1le cohorts and launches
a train·robbln1 crusade that cul·
mlnates In hef being the subject of
a l\alllina sentence. F1vorite mem·
ber of Cat's curious crew is Kid
Shelleen. drunken and defeated G ·
~fighter. m I H:1c1a1i I Momt Piano eon-
Cll'tD: (c;T KCET special featurfna
pianist Andre Watts and conductDt
Zubin Mehta with the Los An1eles
Philharmonic. The proeram sllO'WS
the Intense retiursals and Tlnal
perfonnance of Mourfs Piano Con·
c:erto No. 24. Proaram made pos.
alble by 1 irant from the Mlchaet
J. Connell f«lndatlon.
81) Luella Lin
l:30 ID 9 (I) ar.. Acra: (C) (30) Mih<Miati Lisa Is wlllin1 to donate Ollwr's entire wardrobe to Hooter·
ville'• IMUll rummap ale, afle's
niluctlnt to P1rt with any Items of
her own btcaute of the nostalp
adl Induces.
EN.-: (C) (30) llny Burrell. II @@De T.._ a.. (C)
lW SEASON w..-.. If tlle D Mewle: "T'9 In hlr' (d,..
(C) ~'The Mystarious lftl) '49-Willlam Holden, lee J. Monsters of bla." H1I, Hilla Cobb, Nln1 Foch.
and David Unlwr leam about en U l11J Cl) JoeJ '""°" Sllow (C)
amuln1 discovery of ftlrd, alant m llM: "Mn. MW (dtema) flaum found In • remote and lnac· 'l9--0ick Powell E-'-1t-cesslble part of Colombll, deep In • .... ,.. .....,_
tt1e Andes. 12!1s a 111ow1e: "T'9 u1 ..... -..... ~ .... 1c1 StorJ"
lctCIO IJ 9 Cl) Jouatn Whltwl: (C) (~) '50--01n Duryea, Giit
{60) Mlii ConllOll. Ann Miiier, Storm.
~nee Scully. and Tht Cl'll& Hundley 12:30 m IWld CllJ
~An. Oltlldtr. <C> (60) 1:00 ·~ "T'9 w....r (hom>f') ·~on1 l!lme 1 Spider." Mersha Mqowan, Jo,ce Holdtft.
Hunt ind Claude Akins iuest In D Mowte: ...,. It fort a.p"
s1o1y of how tht tn&ic end of a (acMnture) '6!>--8rodericll Cnw·
lonely·hterta dub rom1nee triaers ford.
an lnvestlptlon of a suspected con· D C..•mtltJ Blllttla 8eenl
fldence racket Darrtn McGlvln D ""'1 (C)
Illa-PldMll ,.... (C) (60) \! Actl~n 1'Htr1: "Mlraculoul
Twilf&llt Z.. (30) ~-
Jack LlllMI• ..... (C) (60) 1:30 m AIJ..llipt sa.o.: "If I'm lucq,"
NlW SW011 -(C) ''Vice Squid." "PoU-" =i
968
111."
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THURSDAY
OCT08ER S
For motnlnc and afternoon
Ifs ti np, please see DAY·
TIME PROGRAMS. Below,
for your convent.nee, are
the day'a movies. All sta-
tions res.ve the rfeht to
chan1e proarammlnc with-
out advance notice.
DAYTIME MOVIES ' J " 1:30 D <C> "Tb• &allbltr Fre111 ~ IZ" (adventure) '54-0ale Robert·
, son, Debra Piatt.
• 9:00 n "ltlllnd Utt Scrttn," stamnr
Charlie Chaplin. "Suddtnlr It's
S,r1n(' (comedy) '47 -Paulette
Goddard, Fred M1cMurny.
10:00 Q (C) "A llhn CaUtcl hllf" (dra·
ma) ·s~tchard Todd, Jean Peten..
12:30 m .. lnlllf'lt die Wind" (dram1) '60
-Spencer Trecy, Fredric Matt.II,
Gene Kelly.
Z.-00 gJ .. llackoat" (mysttry) '50-
Dinah Sheridan, Muwtll Reed.
4:30 IJ (C) "'""9 8111 Molt U..,,..
(comedy) '58 -Jane Powell, Cliff
Robertson.
fVfNINC
I
5:00 1J Tiit Ill · Ntn: (C) (60) Jerry Dunphy.
R HunU.,•lrtftlt.f R1ptft (C) (30)
Sttvt Alt. Shew: (C) (90)
Guests for tonlaht's show Include
Dick Clart, IOn(stress Teddi Kini.
and Jim Moran. D Sil O'Clock Mowtt: (C) .,....
R1lnmsW' Part II (comedy) '57-
Burt Lancaster, Katharine Hepburn,
Wendell Cor~y. Lloyd Brldaes.
11 Spy (C) (60)
ht•an (C) (30)
(]) Merv Griffin (C)
Wfl.t'1 Nttfl
Amor Subtl••
1:30 I '°'IC NtWI Service (C) (60) I t.w1 Lucy (30)
Yopae to lottM of Sn (C)
( )
I (i) HunUl,-lrtntl., hptrt (C)
i"'OfMltrful Wt11d of Qlldreft (I) Mdtalt't NIWJ
lr.tldttt 34 {C)
7:00 R 6 (I) CIS &.fq News: (C)
I) Walter Cronkite.
Mara M1 Unt? (C) (30)
...... rd (C) (30)
(1) HIP and Wild (C)
iiiiflllloMI hbUc ....... :
"Th• PR Process Fact-Andlns." A
lec1ure by John Kemp, Aero·Spece-
lines publlc relations director.
7:Z5 (Ji) (J) " ... (C)
1:10 tJ a Cl) 11onc11e: (C) <30> Th•
Bumsteaas are hom>r·struck when
they dlacover they have lost Baby
Doll, th• pampered Ptdlareed J>OC>-
dl• beloflifna to Daawood'a boa.
J. C. Dithers. Patricia Harty, Will
Hutchins, and Jim Badtui star. a ~ Cil o.1e1 .... : <C> <60>
''fht Bladt.birder." When Daniel
Boone rwtvma to his c:ampsltt, ht
finds ttlat Gideon (Don Pidro Col·
lty) has mysteriously disappeared.
·~~=~\:°t .. :(C) :a~~=:.::::-: 1=n~W1rd. rfo> ''Vliltoia From a Strantt Rtld. Miio O'Sllel, Jeftnlflr Hlltry Dwld O'Cl1.-: (C) (90). -Planet" Ind AdtteMt ODnt star. an Wlntara, Oorodty .. .,..... II MIUIM $ "'-le: ......... T• '1..._ (C> (30) t.rry Bumfl MtfYYft LtltOf, Tht 8te 6-...
ptlMr" (.-em) '61-Jlm• Stlw· DllUT c..'I ~ (C) 130) Goel Grtnt l\Mlt.
art Richard Widm1rt. Bottom of the Wortd." ~r G) Bit Aw: (C) (30) DaclJ QaM.. I Tl'llttl w Ceo••••• (C) (30) Romero, motion picture and ttf• man and mant.1t blllbr, Sall
IH * Y11r Ult (C) (60) wflloo star, llosb 1 tmef·adwnbn Pa~llnt. dlacula the "N.m.
ftlllR: "Mptaty cl tlle Des· llria dllt should mab ttll millions BroUr-or The Mltlnt Ga1111 if
tit." Two .xplorlrs ptoM ttM Pe-of ......_. fans lit ct.n, tuM In R1111'•
civilization tllat ptldat• tN lnc:ea. i'°"' Ult e.tite Soutfl fl*. l1lils De U. (CJ I ~ SMCMr 10. ID (I') Dell lllltlil: (C) {60) DAI ..._
rwlM Anda and unearth relfcl ol a IM MtoJ, '" ~ flnt prosnnt, ht · I l": ~
l:OD 9 f!?i Hlwlil ~: (C) (80) 1~be. Lome Greene, 8ar-M (C) ~~ o~ici!~~nU:~a~11n~a~:~: 1~,.S~.~•riJ~let P1WSt and Sim· 11:30 II MtN: "Tiit aw Helt" (..,..
the face of the Islands. Simon Oak· ''°"' r.tM. NtWI (C) (60) tery) ·s~tenn Fed, l• Mervin.
lapd, Jeanne Bates, Ann Barton, lWUltllt letll (30) f!L~!t T:C...."(~) Paul Kent auest. Jadl utM• N ... (C) (60) , • MJ 0 {HJ (]) F1yin1 N•: (C) (30) Wild ~ (C) (lO) dw1rd G. RoblftlOft, Burt U.
''TheC rooked Convent" C1pl fOf'· • MD lnltw: "Noise Pollution." castLane f"ncll.
mento becomes Mtsplclous of ttlt Dr. Aibtrt Hibbs and an expert on fj ()) *' 1~ tC)
nuns' activities when he loses $25 noise dlSQIU the problem of "pollu· ttry) ·~= Bolart. 'W:: on tt1t wtleel·of.fortune at the con· tlon" from machlntfY, and thty of· 11 Hold vent bazaar. Vito Scotti Is Introduced fee tome •otutlons. am '"·
In the recunin1 role of San Tanco e u Herwa ell ... AWUa (C) 12:10 D Mowtt: ............. .,...
Police Capt. Gaspar fonntnto. 10-.JO D T.H.L Cit (C) (30) "Th• Sand· (drama) '57-Preston F•r. Col.n m tm.I (C) (30) , m1n." Ctt trl• tD pratect an •ainl Gf'IY. fD Pllrinl Utt &utta.r. .'.Th• Half· Jtwt1 ttiltlf end 1111 slrtfr1tnd from 12=30GJ 1W:M C1tJ Bar and Second Position. • racbtttr't hoods.. Lae a.,.,. tm rtfidno! (C) ~ H.t•, Dttlnls Patrtdl suest'. 1:00 ~ Mwte: "Verietr lilt" <~
&;.JO D 9 00 lromide: (C) (60) ~ a 11ew1r. ....._. 11 ,_,. (drt· 'U--81111 Crosby, 8Gb Hope.
SICrillCt." When IR>ftsldt's old ml) •ti...:.Suan Stl'Ullerf, autstD-D ll9rll: "M~ 11 111 ._ friend, o.tectlvt Strpant Al Ctr· pher Lk Miqw" (myltlry) '32 -We llt-
vantes Is Identified by Ma,_ Sanpr G) llMn: (C) (30) Bill Johna. i i.
u ttle man ht saw at tht setne fl a! ()) hltin· (C) "f.J• of tlle C..ltnftr ..._.. ._..
a murder, ht Is suspended from tflt Dflp." • ""' (C)
forte Until a~ investi1atlon 11 com· II) DNtff 1:30 m Al~ SMw: "In Thia Our
pitted. Ironside chtcb the bade· ll:GO e DMI O'a.dl -.rt (C) (30) Oft." '\.oan Shalt," and "Blua In
iround of the murder victim, an JtfTJ Dunphy. Ult Nl&ht."
ICCUsed abortionbt. Rkardo Mon· 11 Tiit lltfll ..._ llln: (C) (lO) ID Aditll TllMtre: ''The Ii.ct !~':'~,:~z,::· =~ Campos. ~ Bnlbw. Whip."
fl lolln~ (C) (90) @ hwltchd: (C) (30)
man a Goes South for a Spell.''
Sim's cousin, Serena, arrive& with
her latest boyf ritnd, who la di• rulted u a mynah bird to *'1'9
his wife, Brunhilde. She pops In
close behind the couple. mlstaktt
Sam for Serena and zaps Danin's
wife to New Orleans In the yeer
1868.
I MttV Qrlffllll (C) (90)
Ptny Maton (60)
NET Ftlltival: (C) "Trumpeta of
the Lord.'' A musical adaptation of
seven sermons In fret Vtrll from
American Heiro folklore. Thi •· mons are from the late James
Weldon Johnson's "God's Trom•
bona.." Th• cast lnduda Jama
Ear1 Jones. la Mon11>n, Jane Whitt
and ThertSI Menttt.
'
Nod9tdt£1b9M
~ a (I),..,.., ,.,.,.. ....
Pt trtt.t lpttt... (dram1) '64
~ichard Burton, Ava Gardn«, Sut
LYonS. Deborah Karr.
D !HJ (J) Tllat 8Jt1: CC> (30) "Th•
Hr.JaCk and the fill&hty.'' Be-
fort 1ppe1rina in an alr1int com·
mtf'Clal, Ann hu to make a flllht
aa an actln1 stew1rdea aboerd a
Mlaml·bound plant .
.... !nr W!!~R"o~~~:
day and Officer Gannop I pt
tllelr rten1ltin1 wort •mona mlnortty rroupa to assist Nt1n1 officer ftcld with a potential l1ot problem. Rlflf ;t;' ctU:.., .. tilt ...... :
(C) (&O) ''Tiit "-People.'' A rouna Amtf'lun couple mcwt to a
falhi«wblt auburtl of London and
1rt lmprtaed with the holpbllty
11 .. rt llHil IS
Jh•H j1witt l•war• Cat.
AIHHllS call .,. tre1•11.
Clrls call •I• It&
10:30 Pl THURSDAYS
~KAIC·TY
Pas-17
Jiit 1111111~ I IP Siii i
ICIJ6E PAIRS Fm
TH£ DAILY PtLOT. TV MEX. SEPTEMBER 2.8, 1961
11195 ~
30,000 acres o~!~ ~~land m No~4,-, 0 N L~llO U·5 ·4 ·
em California are being developed as the
world's largest privately-owned vacationland:
THE FIVE COUNTRIES OF CALIFORNIA PINES
DI Strim c.1trJ
Stream• t hat cucade
down f r om the High
Country, oYer wat u-
falla, into panda, under
brid«es of fallen forest
clan ta.
ne HIP Clllt1J
In Summer , h iking
country; hundred1 of
natura l trail1 wind
along the stream.I and
between the trees.
In Winter, uncrowded
1now country: wide,
aaf e, pntle a1opes.
I ....--" ~ t, ~~
TM Tret c..try
Vacation hidea ways
among stands of Pon-
derosa, Jdfriu, white
ftr' sugar pine. spl"1lce,
.Uvertip, juniper, aspen.
The quiet place of
California Pinu.
TU Horse C1111try
Approximately 5,000
acrea, this is now a
working ranch, JDOlltly
in eye, alfalfa and ~
oral gra11es. Rollin1
country.
Otllr CJ rmall part -CJpprnim.aUlr 1,000 acru -of Ca.Ji/"'1fli4 PiKa ia "°'° f rw eek. Mudt of tke remamU&g lmt.d will nner bt aold. Ca.Jif Of'J&i4
/>TJ&u ia ftOt CJ eomtMreiaJ resort -Mt .old Ga CJ Mdgc a,gciJut mjfatioft M
Ga CJl'l mvutfM"ltt f<W profit 4'mt.c -tn&t Ga CJ ttf._ge frOffl the nrwg cmd
atnf c of °"" citiu for fCJmiliu toko tO<Ptt to °""' CJ aha~ of ~ Dial or Call Collect Richmond 9-6200
Calif""'"'-
FREEi Send for the fru mfonnatiOA ~e • °" Cali/Of"Jli4 J>ifta. It~: -
1. Offtdal report by the State of California on Cali-
fornia Pines.
2. Haps, color photograph.a.
3. Pictura, ftoor plan of A-f1"1ltne cabin ( we build the
out.aide, you dniah the imide) you can buy on an
a.ctt of land at Calilomia Pines for $3000 (price
includea land I) ; paymenta $30 a month..
,... 18
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lUU V mtu.ra B!Yd.
Sherman Oab. c.tlf. 91'11
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FRIDAY
OCTOBER 4
For morning and afternoon
listings, please see DAY-
TIME PROGRAMS. Below,
for your convenience, are
the day's movies. All sta·
tions reserve the right to
change programming with·
out advance notice.
DAYTIME MOVIES
8:30 0 ''The Price of fur'' (drama)
'56-Merle Oberon, lex Barker,
Charles Drake.
9:000"The lmmlrrant," starring
Charlie Chaplin. "'Til We MHt
Ai•in" (romance) '44-Ray Miiiand Barbara Britton. '
10:00 0 "Sllnley ind Llvlnptone" (•d·
venture) '39-Spencer Tracy, Rich·
an! Greene.
12:30 m "Cnt I Dark ShMtow'' (SUS·
pense) '57-0irk Bogarde. ''Spic•
w1p" (sci-Ii) '53-Howard Duff.
2:00 @ "Road to the Bia House" (mys·
tery) '47-John Shelton, Ann Doran.
4:30 B (C) "Danaerous E:Jtlle" (sus·
pense) '53-louis Jourdan, Belinda
Lee.
E'VENING
6:00 B The Bia News: (C) (60) Jerry
Dunphy. 0 Huntfey-BrinklfJ Report (C) (30) 0 Steve Allen: (C) (90) Tonight's
scheduled guests are Rosey Grier,
Jayne Meadows and Pat Harrin(ton
D Six O'Clock Movie: (C) ·~ ~· (horror) '58-Vincent Price
David Hedlson, Herbert Marshall'
Patricia Owens. Atoms go wild and
result in the terrors of mutation
as a man's head and arm take on
the shape of a fly and the fly
takes on the head of the man
11 Spy (C) (60)
Batman (C) (30)
(}) Mtl'Y Griffin (C)
What's New'? "Adventures of
Matti." A teenage orphan searches
tor his $1ster in northern Finland
Film star Biraitta Nilsson is fea.
tu red.
&!) Arnot Sublime
6;30 m llHBC News S«vice (C} (60) I Love Lucy (30)
Voy1ae to Bottom ol Sea (C)
(60)
12) 00 HunU.,·BrinkltJ Report (C) EJ!l DEBUT lleorraphy; Or. Thomas
Best, of Cal State Los Anples, In-
troduces a casual survey of the
field of aeoarephy
I (j) McHale'I Navy
Notlcitro 34 (C)
7:00 ~ (j) CBS Evtninf News: (C)
iO) Walter Cronkite.
What's My Unt? (C) (30)
,assword (C) (30)
@ Cinema Showcue: (C) ''fhe
Purple Mask."
Eil) Maklna t21e Moat of Mlturftr.
''Your Mentel Health." Marlon
Marshall and her auests point out
facilities 1nd programs 1v1llablt
IQ insure physical and mental
health. (R)
7:25 @ CID News (C)
7:30 8 9 Ci) Tht Wild, Wlld West: (C)
(60) With the n1tion's security
threatened by loss of the "Dooms-
day Formula" for a devastatlna new
explosive. secret 1gtnt James West
invades the armed camp of a rene-
gade Civll War aene<al to recovtf
it Kevin McCarthy, Gail Billlnr•
and E. J. Andre auest. 0 Hip QaplfTll: (C) (60) "Fol·
low Your Heart." Ranch foreman
Sam Butler returns to his native
border town to avenge the death of
his dauitrter. Sam, raised by his
adopted father Ben Lynch, learns
his dau&flter has been killed by
Lynch's mould·be aunfighter son.
Sam vows to kill the boy. Don
Colllier, Ed Begley, Miriam Colon
and Abraham Sofaer guest
B Lost In Space (C) (60) ~ rn Operation; Entlrtain-
menl (C) (60) Tim Conway hosts
befOl'e an audience of 17,500 sol·
diers at Fort Gordon, Augusta, Geor·
gia. Dancer Bartie Chase, sln11er
Florence Hendeoon, comic Rodney
Dangerfield, The Cowsills, comic
Ernie Anderson and Los Cabrera
tumblers are the guests.
0 Million $ Movie: "uttlt BoJ
lost'' (drama) 'SJ-Bina Crosby,
Claude Dauphin, Nicole M1urey.
I TruUI or ConMquenca (C) (30)
Run for Your Ufe (C) (60)
Wolid Prm (C)
felip. Sanchez
8:00 m t1aa1 <C> c3o> &!) Musia 1 Estrellu Mt.&Uart
8:30 B ~ Ci) 8omer Pyle: (C) (30)
Ronnie Schell rejoins the regular
The Fly
cast after a year's absence In hisl teroid hurtles toward a planet on
old role as Duke Slater, but now which Capt. Kirk hu muritd •
as a reputedly hard-nosed corporal beautiful member of 1 tribe obllv-
assianed to take charae of the ious to their lmpendlna doom.
platoon while Sgt Carter Is awayl Spock fails In his 1fforts to destroy
lor a few days. Carter leaves with the asteroid end returni to the
arave misgivings when his "tough" planet with only hOUI'$ rem1lnlng
repl1cement turns out to be Duke, until Its dtStructJon. Sabrina Scharf
who finds it virtually impossible to and Rudy Solui auest.
convince hts old buddies that he I CIOIJ! ,utnam News (C) (60)
Isn't the fun -lovfna screwball of @ CV Judd lor tbt Defense:
yesteryear. ( ) (60) "Tr1nsplant." Judd de-
0 ~ 00 The Na mt of tbt Game: I lends a doctor aaalnst the charge
(C) (90) "The Taker." As the dra-of performin& a transpl1nt on a
ma opens Glen Howard (Gene Bar-youn& &ir1 before the donor was
ry) refuses to use his publications medically dead. John Vernon, Julie
to endorse e political candidate Sommars, Lloyd Bochner and Rich·
backed by Arthur Jolhco (Burt l~es)., ard Bull guest
a tyrannical billionaire who becomes O Your AJl-Amlriein Collett Show:
so angered by the refusal he setsr (C) (30) Dennis James ho,ti.. Talent
out to buy Howard Publications-from four colleges across the ne·
or destroy It. Brad Dillman. Lois tlon compete for the weekly top
Nettleton and Laraine Day also prize of $1,000. Governor Ronald
auest. Reagon is guest presenter celebrity II The Hippy W1nderers: (C) (30) judges are Stubby Kaye, Carolyn
Slim and Henrietta explore the Jones, Pat O'Brien.
''lost world" ol Arizona's Canyon de ~Jack utti1m News (C) (60) Chel~ Amtriul (C) (30) 0 (llJ (3) fefony Squad: (C) (30) • LI H1tmana cit los Avila (C)
"Jury ofOne.'' Detective Sgt. Sam •
Stone and Del Jim Briggs copsl 10:30 0 Movie: (C) "Waltz of the TOfN·
with a misguided father who tries dors" (comedy) '62-Peter Sellers,
to conceal his son's involvement in Margaret lel&hton.
the accidental death of a girl. Roycel (B News: (C) (30) Bill Johns.
Taylor has given Johnny everything 8i) Donall
but the lrust the boy needs. This 11:00 B Eleven O'Cloct Report: (C) (30)
lack of lru~ nearly drives the boy Jerry Dunphy.
to a real c.nme as the father des· O The 11th Hour News: (C) (30)
perately Ines to cover for him. lom Brokaw.
John Vernon and David Macklin I Alfred Hitchcock (30)
guest. News: (C) (30) Baxter Ward
I Merv Griffin (C) (90) Donald O'ConnOf (C) (90)
Ptny Mason (60) . Thtt Show: (C) (30) Betsy
S1>«ul1tlon: ''The University-Palmer visits with Paul Rubenstein
Who Shell lead?" Dr. Keith Berwick and finds out that if yau can read,
and Charles Young, the new chan-1 you can cook.
cellor at UCLA, open the new sea-I rn News (C)
son of the show with a discussion j @ This Day 1968 (C) ~n ,the current crises on our na-: Innovations: "New Fabrication
t1on s college and university cam-I echnolo&Y.'' Or. Richard Brenneman
puses. end auests discuss new methods of
el) Alegrias Adams forming, lolninl( and processlnl(
metals that have been garnered
9:00 6 ~ (i) Friday Ni&flt Movie; from the space program. (q 'The Singing Nun" (musical) Q9) (j) KBAK News
'66 -~ebble Reynolds, Greer Gar· €fn Notlcitro 34 (C)
son. Ricardo Montalban. 0 The Defenders (60) 111:15 el) Dr. Tirso del Junco (C)
f.)@(l) Don Rickles: (C) (30)111:20 al Boxeo
Johnny Carson auests 111:30 B Movie: (C) "The Mind•" (dra-m El Mundo Esta loco ma) '59 -Carroll Baker, Roatr
Moore.
9:30 D (i7J (])Guns ol Will Sonnett B Q)@ Tht Tonight Sllow (C)
(C) (30) ''The Trap.'' Will and Jeff O Movie: "I'd Cllmb tbt Hi&htst
are arrested on trumped-up charges Mountain" (drama) '51 -Susan
end sentenced to serve Jn a chain Heyward, William Lundiaan.
aana. The Sonnetts are sent to a 0 @(I) Joty Bishop Show (C)
slave-labor camp where the convicts @ Movie: (C) "Eleph1nt Gun" (ad-
are di&ain& a railroad tunnel. Both venture) '59-Belinda Lee, Anna
know that the strenuous worl. 1s Gaylor.
too much for a man of Wiii's aae. ~Cl) frid.ty Movie: "Dallas."
Rayal Dano, Walter Burke, Robert • , Foulk and Lee De Brou~ guest 12:15 0 Mov11: 'The lkut oJ Budapest"
B News: (C) (30) Larry Bu~rell. ~i~s':ea~. '58-Michael Miiis, Crete
(B Hawaii Calls (C) (30)
tI) NET Pl1yhouse: "Across the Riv· 12:30 m Nilled City
er." A feature film about a gentle 1 ;OO tJ Movie: "Nl&ftt Runner'" (drama)
raapicker on the Manhattan water· '57-Ray Danton, Colleen Miiier.
front who attempts to help an O Movlt: "Tiit Devil's Doorway"
abandoned girl and fashions his (drama) '50-loufs C1lhorn, Robert
Vincent P I own tragic anding. Veteran actor Taylor. r C8 Lou Gilbert stars as Obadiah. This 0 Community lullttln Board David Hedison is award-w1nn1na documentary film· 0 News (C)
maker Stefan Sharilf's first feature (B Action Th6ltre· "Red Ll""t ,.
''The Six O'Clock Movie" length film. j · ... · . 1:30 m All·Nia'ht Show: "Possessed," In co Io r Frid a y on (P> 10:00 .~ ~ ltl Star Trell: (C) (60) 'The Man I love," and ''fomorrow
------------''TheP1rad1se Syndrome.'' An as.I Is Forever."
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THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, SEPTEMBElt 21, 1961
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Mcb queatlon J'OO will find: A I C 0 E. c.._ wt the lettier that ,.p,...nt. )'OVr cbolee.
A--....pfto1i< no1 ~ no1 e.-M~, D 11 odfy Y'8'I 1-«nphotlc yw
1. A 'B 0 D I: When lrritatH cto '" ,_ '"" .... .,. ..... n,,
~. A II C D E Do J'OQ fMI U.at J'OQ hHa a ~ with _.,,,._,
3. A B C D E Woalct a ,....pectabk •-rrt.I _, .. tab a trip~?
4. A B C D F. Ara rou •l.ronit1 attrMWcl to_..,._ of~ oppoalte MXt
I. A B C 0 F. Do JOO ti.llew that 1H11 fa -u-o1i.. t.:r a aup..-Cod?
4. A B c D F. AN )'OUr fnllncw ••llJ hurt bJ n-1\ld-,_.. ot.MnT
7. A I C: D f. Do JOU enjoJ •11lertal11ln• frt.l\41 In J'Ollr own ,._,
A. A R C D F. Rhould our di""" lawa lie llla6e -" rf-'41 and llrilll'flltf
•· A R C: n F. Ara JOU dl11ru.ted bJ th. kl..t11e and peW11• •inon• J'OG"S people!
10. A 1' C: D F. Do 7ou ~ll'lllatl7 atWnd Ute tllutttl •f rour eholHT
11. A B C D E Ara )"04.I nM'l'ft•ll1 1-t.Rpeftlf wlUI a u ppr .. ua on life!
It. A ft r. n F. When al"OOnd atnn...-. are,... a-roriabl• and Ill at eaae!
13. A 8 C n f. Rhould •-flaq tilt risflt toe--. a law:rw. ••Jbe a Jud«ef
14. A 8 C 0 F. C".ould J'OU lie 11111111 wldi a"' ... wll. waa Mt YVJ' alfff'tlon•te•
11. A 8 C: 0 T. Do JOU 'Mlle<ra that J'Oll wOI lie hl'l'Olwact In a life after duUI T
18, A R C D JI: Do J'Oll ha,,. •1111afMI'""''111 lllOOd without obYloua reaflftnT
1'7. A 8 C n II! Ara,... tf~ "1-.. belnt qalte cntfffJ of ot.hcnT
18. A B C D f: Do J'Oll "'JO:J khoftiri11s to elalle &114 -S•l MS&nlH'*"•'
1'. A B C n F. Ja trial br a Jul'J' Ult lllOllt effeetfww _.,.of ebtalnlntr Jutk&T to. A B r. D F. no ,... Ull11k th-" a l'N9& --pq,.fe ptaeect 1111 an t~T
!t. A ft r. n f: Would roo nthff -late wfUI .,..,... wflo hef1..... b1 a Clod?
tf. A R C: 0 JI: Wtn -be pnl•W fa aaotMI' _.. for 1IM -1111\tecl here? u. A tt c: n "-no,... ~llOM ...... t:r .... ....,. dl-.ta7 ., alfectloll?
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IN HAWAII
By MARIAN DERN
Before jet travel. and before James Mich-
ener's book "Hawaii," most Mainlanders'
image of Hawaii leaned to visions of Dot
Lamour in a sarona, or Hilo Hattie doing
the Hilo hop.
Thanks more to Michener than jets (you
can wrap yourself in a Hilton hotel and
never see Hawaii) people became aware of
the fascinating history, the unique culture,
and the sometimes brutally sad story of the
"civilizing" of the Islands.
No one claims that Hawaii Five-0 will
off er 1V viewers a similar kind of insight,
but the producer (Leonard Freeman), the
star (Jack Lord), and the network (CBS)
are very high on what they term the fresh-
ness and high quality of this hour-long
pol.ice drama (Thursdays, 8 PM).
First and foremost, the series is filmed
. on location in the Hawaiian Islands, pri-
marily in and around Honolulu and the
island of Oahu. On location means exactly
that--<iuring a week's shooting the cast and
crew may move from the corridon of the
Kam Fong
Honolulu Police Dept to Waikiki Beach;
from the actual office of the Governor of
the state, to a fruit market on the edge of
the city. Each time a movie is made, the
cameras, cables, mikes, sound equipment,
etc. must be piled into trucks and lugged
to the next spot It is a good deal more
cumbersome than using a soundstage or the
back tot of a Hollywood studio. But the
effect, hopefully, is far more realistic and
interesting.
The only permanent site for Hawaii Five-
0 is a large old building, formerly a fuel
storage depot from World War II, recon·
vetted into a three-set soundstage, located
in a sugar cane field outside of Honolulu.
Not only does the locarlon shootina give
an authentic atmosphere, but most of the
bit parts and wait.ans are done by laland
raidenta, the majority oon-professionala.
Everyone from the doorman of a well-
known hotel (be wu cast as a legislator)
to real legislaton, lawyers and housewives,
have been auditioned.
The guest star or stan in each episode are
flown in from Hollywood. But aside from
them, Jack Lord, and cast regular James
MacArthur, all the faces will be new to
most viewen.. This even applies to the other
two cast regulars, Kam Pona (playina Chin
Ho Kelly) and Zulu (playing Kono).
For those who haven't watched the series
yet, Hawaii Five-0 is the name of a four-
man state police unit (mythical) headed by
Steve McGarrett (Lord) who, according
to the iteript, reports only to tho Governor
(played by Richard Denning) and to God.
The unit tackles such high felony crimes
as espionage and drug traffic. The series
aired in a kind of preview edition a week
before CBS's premiere week, in the two-
hour pilot version, as a CBS Friday night
movie.
Technically, it is difficult to film a series
in the paradise of the Pacific. There are no
permanent technical facilities avatlable.
Movies shot there have moved in. bringing
cameras and buHding sound stages and seu,
and then moved out Actor Richard Boone
(Have Oun, Will Travel) who has moved
to Hawaii permanently, has for several
years been talking of building a film in-
dustry there. But so far. little has been done.
Hawaii Five-0 producer Freeman bad to
ship some $350,000 of equipment and five
trucks, plus a catering lunch wagon, over
to the island. He also flew over a technical
crew, including 25 men and their families
who have set up residence "for the dura-
tion."
Lord himself has made a considerable in-
vestment in living quarters. Serving as dress-
ing room and rest area is a very fancy
trailer, designed by him, boasting air con·
ditioniog, sleeping quarters, shower bath,
electric stove and refrigerator. He and his
wife have purchased a luxurious condo-
minium residence, part of a large multi-unit
development out beyond Diamond Head,
and for which they paid a reput.ed $165,000.
Jack Lord is very much involved in the
series in more ways than being its star. He
explains that be, Freeman and the network
have a tripartite production agreement
Costs of producing the series in Hawaii are
some 25 % higher than doing it in Holly-
wood. But Lord and Freeman are betting
that it will be a success both because of
the unusual location, and because, ~ Lord
puts it, "we like to use people who care,
the bleeders."
What he means is that they have in.de
a point of hirina creative people. people
with enthusiasm, from cameramen to dJ.rec.
ton to writer!. Freeman flies all writen to
Hawaii to spend a few days absorbina the
atmosphere of the area, before they atan
on a script
In addition, Lord states that not only a.re
creative people hired, but they are allowed
pretty free rein to try new thi.np, aome..
times in the middle of a scene, at a moment
of impiration. "Sometimes we approach im·
provisat:ioo," be says. "We go with it, be-
cause it's this kind of thing that will aive
the series that fresh, vital feeling we hope
for."
Lord (who last starred in the Stoney
Burke series) says be spent a Iona time waitina for a good series role to come along.
.. I turned down several offers, ftnally ac-
cepted the role of a U.S. Marshal in a
western. but the series never got otf the
ground." He states frankly that Hawaii
Pivc-0 seemed to have everything: a prom-isina 8naocia1 arransement involvtng a
Ioele Lord and Jam~J MacArthur
"piece of the action": working with Leonard
Freeman, whom he a:reatly admires; a role
in which be is the sole star, and a character
he finds "very interesting and three-dimen·
siooal.'
"McOarrett," says Lord, "ii physically
tough. but be is also a gentleman. I like to
call him a 'compassionate cop.'·He'U offer a
new image of a policeman. While our show
bas violence, the theme really is the preser·
vation of law and order. Someone once told
me that the most popular hero on 1V is a
man who holds the power of tif e and death.
McOarrett is such a man, but be operates
under the law. There11 be violence, but not
glamorized. Believe me, there won't be any
toy McOarrett guns for sale in the stores."
Along with a new image of a policeman,
M&Sn. Freeman and Lord hope to coovey
some kind of representative image of our
50th state-its beauty, its racial mixture,,,
its mode of life. Just bow much of this ean
be conver,ed in a series that is basically an-
other p<>tice drama; just how successfully
creativtty and a budget can be maintained;
and whether all the effon will show on the
~o and be taken up by viewers, remains
to be seen.
But all those partlcieatina in the endeavor
are to be coagratulatea for tryina.
h&e 21
ALWAYS THE SUBJECT OF ATTENTION-Dean Martin
is the center of it in "Toys in the Attic," as the 011/y brother
of two spinster sisters, Gt'raldine Page and Wendy Heller-
one o/ whom haf "11n-na1ural" feelings for her brother. ''Toys
in tile Attic" is one of tile films scheduled within KHJ-TV's
Theatre Nine motion picture program which returns to the
station's Fall programming every Saturday night, 10-12 PM.
David Hcd.ison has been signed by producer Joan Harrison to
star in "Somewhere in a Crowd'' segment of ABC's Journey to the
Unknown • • •
Oddest cab of the year is the one to be driven by Bob Denver,
wbo p1-ys a kook.le badde on The Good Guys on CBS. George
Baris, custom-car maker who also built tbe Munster car and the
Batmobile, started wilh a 1927 clumis for the cab. Then he added
a turnstile, a doggie door, an anchor (in case the brakes fall) and
an bourg,lass meter.
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THE DAILY P1LOT, TV WEEK, SEPTEMBER 21. 1968
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 29
9:00 D (Ji) (I) (C) "Come Blow Your Hom." Francis Albert Sinatra dOes his thing in this film version of the smash Broadway
comedy. Alan Baker (Sinatra), a bachelor with bounce whose
parents think it is past time for him to marry and settle down,
Is surrounded by the finer things in life-beautiful women,
classy automobiles, a stylish apartment and a closetful of
elegant clothing. Complications develop when Alan'a younger
brother, Buddy (Tony Bill), turns up at his penthouse apart-
ment and begins to emulate his life and extracurricular activl·
ties. The long-suffering parents are portrayed by Molly Picon
and Lee J. Cobb. Others in the cast include Barbara Rush,
Jill St. John, Dan Blocker and Phyllis McGuire. The 1963 flick
was produced by Norman Lear and Bud Yorkin.
MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 30
9:00 O @ @ (C) "How To Murder Your Wife." Jack Lemmon stars
as a bachelor comic-strip artist who wakes up one morning
following a wild party to find himself married to a stranded
Italian beauty contest winner, played by Vima Lisi. Stanley
Ford (Lemmon) enlists the aid of his valet. Charles (Terry·
Thomas), and his lawyer, Harold Lampson (Eddie Mayehoff},
in devising a plot to dispose of the new Mrs. Forcl. Realizing
that divorce is impossible, Ford contemplates murder. Claire
Trevor portrays Edna Lampson, Sidney Blackmer is Judge
Blackstone and Jack Albertson appears as Dr. Bentley. The
movie was written and produced by George Axelrod and
directed by Richard Quine.
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 1
9:00 0 @ (6) (C) "A Man Could Get KJlled." James Garner and
Melina "llercouri star in the suspense-comedy set in Portugal.
The 1966 Universal release also stars Sandra Dee, Robert
Coote and Tony Flj!nciosa (star of NBC's Name of the Game).
Gamer portrays an American bank official who arnves in
Lisbon and is mistaken as the replacement for a secret agent
who was killed while trying to recover a fortune in smuggled
diamonds. Following closely on the bank official's trail are a
British embassy official, a self·styled smuggler and spy, the
spy's Amencan girtfnend, and the bereaved paramour of the
dead agent. The movie was produced by Robert Arthur and
directed by Ronald Neame and Cliff Owen. The screenplay
by Richard Breen and T. E. B. Clarke was based on the novel,
"Diamonds for Danger," by David Esdaile Walker. Bert Kaem~
fert's musical score features the hit song, "Strangers in the
Night."
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 2
9:00 fJ @ (]) (C) "Cat Ballou." This picture is perhaps one of the
funniest and the most·waited·for this season. The millions
who saw "Cat Ballou" in the theaters (some saw it three or
four times} will most likely sit down before the tube tonight
for another go·round with Kid Shelleen and the lovely Cath·
erine. For the uninitiated, "Cat" stars Jane Fonda, Lee Marvin,
Michael Callan, Dwayne Hickman, Nat King Cole and Stubby
Kaye. It 1s the story of a proper •young lady turned outlaw,
and she collects the weirdest band of inefficient but devoted
male cohorts that the Wild West has ever seen. Marvin won
the 1965 Best Actor "Oscar'' for his dual role as Kid Shelfeen,
the drunken and defeated ex.gunfighter, and Strawn, a sage-
brush bogeyman with a silver nose. At the Academy Awards,
Marvin commented that half the award should go to the equally
drunken, cross-legged horse that supported him throughout the
picture. Harold Hecht produced and Elliot Silverstein directed
the film that also received "Oscar" nominations for the screen·
play by Walter Newman and Frank R. Pierson, the title song by
Mack David and Jerry Livingston, and for Charles Nelson's editing .
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 5
9:00 B (ij Ci) (C) "Khartoum." Chariton Heston and Sir Laurence
Olivier star in the historical action spectacle set in the Sudan
Desert of 1883. Richard Johnson and Ralph Richardson co-star
in the 1966 United Artists release. When a British general
and 10,000 untrained Egyptian troops are massacred by a
fanatical A(ab religious leader known as the Mahdi, Prime
Minister GIM!stone sends General Charles "Chinese" Gordon
to the Sudan to evacuate 13.000 troops and civilians. Gordon
1s ambushed by the Mahdi's dervishes, but saved by a column
of Egyptian artillery. The Mahdi tries to dissuade Gordon from
his defense of Khartoum. but the British hero refuses to back
down, and, hopelessly outnumbered, faces the Mahdi's forces.
The film was produced by Jultan Blaustein. directed by Basil
Dearden and written by Robert Ardrey.
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